1. "Iron" wrote the "crow" posture of wicker interweaving and interconnecting, and wrote that the oriole did not want to see the author move home. He used anthropomorphic rhetoric to give his feelings to trees and birds, expressing the author's reluctance to leave the pavilion on the lake.
2.( 1) Feel in the scenery, express your feelings through the scenery, and put inseparable feelings in the wicker connection.
(2) Use oriole's frequent crying to keep the author, and show the sadness of the author's departure.
This is also a way of writing.
(3) The personification rhetoric endows the tree and the bird with feelings of parting, and expresses the author's reluctance to leave the pavilion on the lake.
(2). Evaluate my answer: pretty good ~
(3)。 Give my answer 200 points.