1, Xiaoliu raised her little green arm.
When spring comes, the grass sneaks out of the soil. In hot summer, cicadas sing summer songs.
Bees are flying among the flowers, enjoying the beauty of spring.
At eight o'clock in the evening, cordate telosma put on a long pink dress.
5. Gorgeous roses are smiling.
6. Water lilies wake up in a dream and spread their lazy petals.
7. Marigold is dancing with gorgeous posture and in full bloom.
8. Tobacco flowers wake up in the twilight.
9. Moonlight flowers spread their petals around seven o'clock.
10, Epiphyllum opens with a smile in the twilight, but the smile disappears instantly after blooming.
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The metaphor above is anthropomorphic, and the things in it (willow, grass, cicada, cordate telosma, marigold, water lily, etc. ) be personified to have human appearance, personality or emotion. That is to say, treat things as people, and write with feelings, words and actions like people.
Anthropomorphic writing can make the article more vivid, vivid and concrete, which can not only vividly write a certain feature of things, but also have a unique figurative effect after personification.
Personification can be divided into three situations:
1, personified abiotic.
For example, while singing, the waves rushed into the sky to meet the thunder. (Gorky's Haiyan)
2. personify the creature.
For example, just around the short mud wall, there is infinite interest. Oil flies sing here and crickets play the piano here. (Lu Xun's "From Herbal Garden to San Tan Yin Yue")
3. personify abstract concepts.
For example, from head to toe, capital comes into this world with blood in every pore. (Marx's Das Kapital)
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