Even if we are a tender bamboo, we must be "tempered and let the east, west, south and north wind blow."
More imitations are as follows:
1, even if we are spring silkworms, we must "weave with them to death";
2. Even if we are a grass, we should "wildfires never go out, and they grow taller in the spring breeze";
3. Even if we are wintersweet, we should "mash it into mud and grind it into ash, but only the fragrance remains";
Even if we are a tender bamboo, we should be "tempered, let the east, west, south and north wind blow." ;
5. Even if we are a leaf, we should "turn into spring mud to protect flowers";
6. Even if we are a bamboo, we should "keep our innocence in the world".
Imitation refers to imitating a given sentence to make a sentence or imitating a given paragraph or essay to write a paragraph or essay, among which imitation sentences are the most common.
Main types
① Specify the format and theme.
The format specified by this kind of parody questions is sentence pattern or rhetoric, and the specified topic can be a word or a clause. This kind of parody has the same format and clear theme. When answering, you should first make clear the topic and keep the topic unified when imitating writing.
(2) Specify the format, not the topic.
This kind of sentence imitation questions mainly imitate sentence patterns and rhetorical methods, and make sentences according to their own topics. The requirements of this parody sentence are looser than the first one, that is, the format is consistent and the topic is not limited.
Method guidance
(1) Avoid topic separation.
Topic refers to the stated object specified in the title, and the given stated object must be taken as the subject in parody, otherwise it does not meet the requirements, and "every word is missing, and thousands of miles are wrong". The title also refers to the central theme given in the article. When imitating writing, we should grasp the theme on the basis of understanding the meaning of the text, associate according to the theme, select materials according to the theme and ask questions according to the theme.
[Example L] Start with "Moon" and "Seagull" and write two sentences with the same sentence pattern.
What is the ideal age? What kind of brain is the cleverest? What kind of life is the best? What kind of youth is the brightest? Hua er said: the age of fighting Yan is the best; The moon said: the seagull said: the sun said: burning youth is the brightest.
The moon said: I emit the brightest light. Seagull said: My vigorous dancing is the best.
[Analysis] In the given example, the first four questions have made it clear that the objects to be answered later should be "age", "soul", "life" and "youth". In the answered example, "flower" corresponds to "age" and "sun" corresponds to "youth", so "moon" and "seagull" should be "respectively.
In the wrong question, "Moon" and "Seagull" answer "Light" and "Dance", which is inconsistent with the object described in the title. This is a digression.
[Reference Answer] The moon says: My open mind is the brightest; Seagull said: life is the most resistant to wind and rain.
② Avoid different structures.
One of the most important points in parody is the formal constraint, which requires us to understand the sentence pattern, sentence pattern and even mood of example sentences, and pay attention to the high consistency of sentence structure when parody. Or routines or variants, or statements or questions, or imperatives or sighs; It is also necessary to understand the semantic relationship within the sentence, or turning or progressive, or causal or hypothetical. Or a total score or a draw. , must meet the specifications.