Reaching out and touching is the Spring and Autumn Culture, and stepping on two feet is the rhetorical device used by Qin Brick and Han Wa.

Reaching out and touching is the Spring and Autumn Culture, and stepping on two feet is the rhetorical device used by Qin Zhuan and Han Wa.

Exaggeration (English) is a rhetorical device that deliberately exaggerates or reduces the image, characteristics, function and degree of things in order to achieve some expressive effect. Exaggeration can be divided into "ordinary" and "advanced".

Exaggeration is a rhetorical device based on objective reality, which uses rich imagination to enlarge or narrow the image characteristics of things purposefully to enhance the expression effect. Also called exaggeration or extravagance. Refers to the use of exaggerated words to describe things in order to stimulate the imagination of readers or listeners and strengthen the power of what they say.

Matters needing attention in exaggerated rhetoric

First, exaggeration is not exaggeration, but deliberate and reasonable exaggeration, so we can't lose the foundation and basis of life. The exaggeration used below is unreasonable: comrades, you see, our strength is as great as the sky, the earth is kicking the ball under our feet, and the water in the ocean can be drunk.

Second, exaggeration should not be too close to the facts, otherwise it is unclear whether it is telling the facts or exaggerating.

Third, we should pay attention to exaggerated stylistic features, such as scientific and technological discourses and rational articles, which are rarely or even used to avoid distorting the facts.