1. "Fog" has many anthropomorphic sentences. In addition to those about fog, there are also those about the sun and cars, which is good.
"Fog" is an image poem.
The poet uses personification to compare the fog to a cat, which is both appropriate and vivid. In people's eyes, cats are quiet, light, gentle and cute.
She moves quickly and comes and goes silently, just like the silent arrival of fog, unnoticed. The quietness when she squatted down was as peaceful and quiet as the fog shrouding the city.
Here the poet creates a lovely, quiet and serene city in the fog for us in a happy mood, which reflects the poet's praise for the modern city, and also reflects his appreciation of modern life and modern life. Love of civilization. The whole poem is short in length, has a novel perspective, strange imagery, profound meaning, and concise language. It is deeply loved by people and is even more well-known in the United States.
It is said that this poem is "the American poem that earns the most royalties based on the number of words."
2. Write an observation essay, the title is: Wu’s changes
Wu is a child who is sometimes obedient and sometimes naughty. No one can see clearly what it looks like, and no one can guess what it is thinking.
On Monday morning, as usual, we held a flag-raising ceremony in the school playground. At the beginning, the fog was still light and thin. Unconsciously, the fog became thicker.
The entire campus and buildings seemed to be covered in white gauze, as if she were a shy bride who didn't want to be seen clearly by others. A breeze blows, the white gauze flutters in the wind, and the fog becomes good at singing and dancing again. I was trying to appreciate its whirling dance, but I couldn't see it clearly. Because there seemed to be a layer of frosted glass in front of my eyes, making it blurry. The fog seems to be playing hide-and-seek with me. I can't catch it; I can't smell it, but it has no smell; I can't see it clearly.
There was still some time before class started. I admired the "wonderland" of the campus through the glass window. Looking down, there are several "immortals" taking a walk. Misty and ethereal, like a fairy or an illusion. I was in a trance, leaned my head forward, and hit the glass. It hurt my nose quite a bit!
School was over at noon, and Kiri also went home for dinner. As soon as it left, the whole street became clear.
In the afternoon, the fog came again, and this time it surrounded the campus tightly. The entire campus is like a mirage, and the students feel like they are walking in a fairyland.
In the evening, the fog reluctantly dispersed. To be honest, I really can't bear to part with it.
When the fog lifts, where will it go? I don't know, and neither do you. 3. Write an observation essay titled: Changes in Fog
Sea fog, like other natural phenomena, is constantly changing, and its changing characteristics are different changes in the day, season, and year.
During the day, after the sun comes out, the sea surface absorbs the sun's heat, and the water temperature rises, causing the air temperature near the water surface to also rise. In this way, the convection between the upper and lower layers of the air is strengthened, causing the water vapor condensate to be transported to high altitudes, and the fog droplets gradually spread.
At the same time, the rise in the temperature of the low-level air also increases the amount of water vapor it can hold from the sea surface into the air. Therefore, sea fog will lighten or dissipate from sunrise to sunset.
After night, as the sea surface cools down, the air above the surface becomes stable, and the sea fog increases again. In a year, sea fog in my country appears earliest in the South China Sea, usually starting in January and peaking in February to March, with an average of 2 to 5 foggy days.
In April, the foggy days decreased rapidly. Fog rarely occurs after May.
The sea fog in the East China Sea starts in March and ends in July, with the peak period from April to June. The sea fog along the coast between Fujian and Wenzhou, Zhejiang is concentrated in April and May, and in the Zhoushan Islands in June. The number of fog days in the central area reaches 15 days.
For the Yellow Sea District, not only the start and end of the fog season is postponed, but the fog season is also lengthened, lasting from April to August. Among them, the southern Yellow Sea has the most fog in July, while the northern Yellow Sea area has the heaviest sea fog. The deadline has been postponed to August. After August, sea fog is rarely seen in my country’s coastal waters.
It can be seen that the occurrence time of sea fog in my country is mainly concentrated from the end of winter to the end of summer. The fog season is early in the south and late in the north, and delays from south to north. In addition to diurnal and seasonal variations, sea fog also has interannual variations.
For example, the average annual number of foggy days in the Yalu River Estuary is 48.5, with the maximum number of foggy days being 71 days and the minimum number of foggy days being only 26 days. The difference between the two is almost three times. Another example is Zhanjiang, where the average number of foggy days per year is 25.5, with the maximum number of foggy days being 52 days and the minimum number of foggy days being only 11 days, a difference of almost 5 times.
The interannual changes in sea fog are largely related to ocean currents carrying water of different temperatures, sea surface winds, and geographical conditions.