1. Paragraphs describing vision, hearing, and smell:
The silvery white moonlight shines on the ground, and there are mournful cries of crickets everywhere, which is very lively. The fragrance of tuberose fills the air at night, weaving into a soft net that covers all the scenery.
Everything the eyes come into contact with is covered with this soft net. No matter whether it is a plant or a tree, it is not as realistic as it is in the daytime. They all have a vague and illusory color. Everything hides its details and keeps its secrets, giving people a dreamlike feeling.
2. Analysis from three angles:
The "sound of crickets" is the sense of hearing; the "aroma of tuberose" is the sense of smell; and the "silver-white moonlight" is the sense of sight.
Extended information:
The role of multi-sensory description:
Use multi-sensory rhetorical techniques, from hearing, smell, vision, touch, taste, etc. Starting from the senses, detailed descriptions and vivid images describe the nature and characteristics of things, which can make readers immersed in the scene and make it more real. These detailed descriptions capture the subtle and specific typical plots in life and depict them vividly and meticulously. The function is to enrich the character image and make the character description flesh and blood and soul. When writing about people, it is like seeing them, and when writing about scenes, it is like being there.