The children in the mountains look at the answers and draw anthropomorphic sentences and figurative sentences in jokes with wavy lines.

Children in the mountains are as strong as mountains. They climb trees, mountains, mushrooms and pinecones. They like every wild flower and are familiar with every kind of birdsong. Their footprints are all over mountains, bamboo forests, streams and grasslands. ...

Children in the mountains are as hospitable as mountains. They smiled and acted as guides for every guest who entered the mountain. When they are tired, they let you rest. Thirst, they handed a bowl of herbal tea, like clear spring dew, sweet to your heart.

Children in the mountains are as full of fantasies as mountains. They imagine that fruit trees will bear fruit all year round, flowers will bloom every day, grass will always be green, and streams will always jump happily. They also want to build the biggest zoo so that all kinds of animals in the mountains can have their own beautiful and comfortable homes.

Children in the mountains grow up in the arms of mountains.

Personified sentences:

They imagine, let the fruit trees bear fruit in all seasons, let the flowers bloom every day, let the grass be green forever, and let the stream jump forever.

Children in the mountains grow up in the arms of mountains.

Metaphorical sentence:

Children in the mountains are as strong as mountains.

Children in the mountains are as hospitable as mountains.

When thirsty, they handed a bowl of cool tea, like a clear spring, like dew, sweet to your heart.

Children in the mountains are as full of fantasies as mountains.