Both "Winter in Jinan" and "Spring" use a large number of rhetorical techniques, such as metaphors and personification. There are many comparisons and comparisons throughout.
“An old city with mountains and water, all basking in the sun under the sky, sleeping warm and comfortable, just waiting for the spring breeze to wake them up, is this an ideal state?” (Personification) "Winter in Jinan")
"Peach trees, apricot trees, and pear trees, if you don't let me, and I won't let you, they are all full of flowers." (Personification of "Spring")< /p>
"The willow wind does not blow cold on your face", not bad, it feels like a mother's hand caressing you. "(Metaphor for "Spring")
"Look, slowly look up from the clear river water. The air, mid-air, and sky, from top to bottom, are all so clear and blue. The whole thing is an ethereal blue crystal. "(A metaphor for "Winter in Jinan"
2. Embody emotions in the scenery and use the scenery to express emotions.
The two cities have different seasons, but both can be understood from the description of the beautiful scenes of the seasons. You can feel the author's love for this season and this city, and you can also see the author's own joy at this time.
3. Use both virtual and real techniques at the same time.
For example, " In "Winter in Jinan", there are "white flowers in a bun on the top of the tree, like a Japanese nurse". However, if you want to be more than just a copy, you have to rely more on virtual writing. In the author's writing, Jinan under the sunshine in winter has the look of "sleeping warmly and comfortably, just waiting for the spring breeze to wake them up"
4. They are all full of poetry, with bright and graceful poems. He composed a hymn to the seasons with his poetic language, good use of poetic expression techniques of side contrast, and poetic artistic conception of blending scenes.