Simile method
Describing the characteristics of things is suitable for describing physical objects and natural scenery.
"A" seems to be a direct metaphor of "B".
For example:
cloud
Yun is like a busy painter.
Draw one picture after another in the sky.
Cloud is like a naughty problem child.
Often forget to go home.
monkey
The monkey looks like a naughty clown.
Swing around the tree all day.
Pull father banyan's beard for a while,
Take out Aunt Peach's decorations later.
Facing the mouse
I like you guys-
A pair of smart eyes,
Pink ears.
Although he likes to do bad things,
But I still like you.
If I come to your kingdom,
I have to ask you.
Wash your face, hands, take a bath and brush your teeth.
Teach you.
Work by yourself,
Don't do things secretly.
I also want to give it to you.
Introduce a friend-
Its name is cat.
metaphor
Rich association
Don't say figurative things, readers associate them themselves.
Example:
mother
Mom is an alarm clock,
Wake me up every morning.
Mom's hand
Mom's hand,
You can put white rice,
Into a delicious meal.
Military parade law
Displays the level of the scene.
tree
Trees in spring,
This is a stage where flowers compete in beauty contests.
Trees in summer,
This is cicada's classroom.
Trees in autumn,
It is the cradle of fruit sleep.
Trees in winter,
This is a playground for wind racing.
Parallel method
Express the rhythm and deepen the impression.
Describe a thing with the same word or the same sentence pattern.
Example:
wind
Wind, smile.
Swing on the tree,
A race on the grassland,
Playing darts with leaves in the yard.
smile
A smile is a flower that blooms on your face.
A smile is honey on your lips.
Smiles are sweeter than sugar,
Smiles smell better than flowers.
Anthropomorphic method
Lively, lovely and interesting.
Compare things with people and be a man.
Example:
1. Spring breeze makes flowers open their mouths and sing.
After the sun went to sleep, the light got up.
The moon shyly ran into the clouds and hid.
Dewdrops smiled happily when they saw the sun coming out.
The grass cried when it was happy.
soda
Shake your hand,
You just get angry.
Please take off your hat,
You are angry.
Simply put,
Gulp it off.
Goodbye,
God is not arrogant.
Imitation sound method
Add interest
Imitate the sound of everything in nature.
Example:
wind
The wind hates it,
Every time I secretly lift my skirt.
And yell,
Shame! Shame! Shame!
It really pisses me off.
Hypothetical method
Write down good hopes and imaginations,
Use "if" and "if" hypothetical statements to express your hopes and imagination.
Example:
If I become the wind,
If I become the wind.
Just go to the place where mom works.
For mom,
Wipe sweat on your face,
Blow dry one by one.
if
If I were a teacher,
I want to go to physical education class often,
In case the students are disappointed.
If I were dad,
I have to give up drinking,
Lest mother often shed tears.
If I were God,
I want people to laugh instead of crying,
because
Everyone laughed funny.
hyperbole
Create special effects, deepen the impression,
Describe the quantity, time and behavior, modify and exaggerate the description.
Traffic police
The most powerful man in the world,
It's the traffic police.
Because he can do qigong,
Just push it gently with one hand,
Dozens of cars won't move.
questioning method
Arouse interest and think deeply.
crab
Crab! Crab!
Why are you foaming at the mouth?
Have you just had lunch?
Brush your teeth and gargle?
It is drooling,
Want to eat the big apple in my hand?
Covering technology
The "heartbeat" of poetry-rhythm, pay attention to rhythm and emotion.
aigrette
Fly, fly.
Fly to the cow's back
Rest your feet.
Fly, fly.
Fly to the field
carbonated water
Fly, fly.
Fly to straw
hide-and-seek
Metric story
Write a story into a poem.
Example:
grape trellis
Grape stand, tall,
Purple grapes are hung on it.
Purple grapes, big and round,
Tall, fragrant and sweet.
When the fox saw the jump,
I can't hook it for a long time.
I can't hook it, but I'm not willing,
Don't call yourself stupid,
This is sour grapes.
Call method
Call each other directly whether they meet or not, which makes the content more profound and vivid.
Example:
New clothes
Mom!
The garden has changed.
Colorful and delicious spring clothes;
The trees have also changed.
Light green new clothes;
The distant mountain took off its gray coat,
Put on a light green shirt;
The grass is wearing a new green skirt, too.
Swing in the spring breeze!
Mom! Take a look,
They are all wearing new clothes!
Mom! People have changed into new clothes!
Dialogue method
Approachable, as in front of your eyes and ears, easy to accept.
Example:
match
Little brother,
Let's play games.
I will be a teacher,
You are a student.
What about that little sister?
My little sister is too young,
She can't do anything.
I think-
Let her be the principal.
correlation method
Highlight the content and nature, including color contrast, modeling contrast, action contrast, event contrast, character contrast and space contrast. ...
Private funds
Dad's private money,
Hide on the work hat;
Mom's private money,
Hiding under leather shoes;
My private money,
Hide in your stomach.
Transfer method
Transfer the author's mood to animals, and portray the mood very delicately, as if he were there.
A letter from Mr. Magpie
Mr. Magpie flew away,
Leave me a letter,
That's one of his feathers,
My heart is warm.