Lev tolstoy is a burly old man, about 1.8 meters tall, well-proportioned, wearing a dark cotton shirt and washed white jeans. His beard is a little gray, but it is still thick and neat, as if to show his rigor and neatness. His eyes are deep and bright, revealing a unique warmth and wisdom.
His facial lines are distinct and his skin is a little rough because of the traces of time. His forehead is wide, his chin line is strong, and his expression is slightly serious. His nose is tall and straight, and his mouth is closed, slightly serious, as if trying to maintain an inner tenacity and self-control.
His hair has become sparse and gray, and he often combs it into a flat head at will, giving people an informal feeling. He wears a pair of silver earrings on his ears, which adds to his unique personality.
His gait is steady and powerful, and he walks like a young soldier, full of strength and vitality. His smile often hangs on his face, and his eyes narrow into a crack, revealing a deep kindness and friendliness.
This is him, a deep and warm old man. Every detail of him is full of stories and personality, which makes people unforgettable.
Precautions when copying:
1. Understanding the original: When doing parody, we must first deeply understand and analyze the original. It is necessary to read the original work carefully and understand its characteristics in theme, emotion, language and structure, so as to accurately grasp its style and essence.
2. Consistency: The purpose of parody is to imitate the style and language features of the original, so consistency should be maintained in the process of parody. This means that in the process of imitation writing, we should try our best to use the same rhetorical devices, language structures and words as the original, so as to ensure that the final imitation works are consistent with the original in style and language.
3. Highlight the key points: When copying, we should highlight the key points and themes of the original, so that readers can better understand and feel the original. Therefore, in the process of parody, we should pay attention to the grasp of the theme, emotion, characters and other aspects of the original, highlight the key points, and let readers understand the original more deeply.
4. Creativity: Although parody should be consistent, it does not mean that we should completely copy the original. In the process of imitation, we can use it creatively, rewrite and reorganize the original work appropriately, and increase the interest and readability of the work. But be careful not to deviate from the theme and style of the original work.