In what order does the text introduce the tides in Qiantang River?

Talk about the order in which the text describes the tides in Qiantang River, what pictures come to your mind, and choose the most impressive ones to communicate with your classmates.

A: The text observed and described the tide of Qiantang River in the order of pre-tide, mid-tide and post-tide.

"Before the Tide" scene: the river is calm and the tide watchers are anxious. Stuffy thunder rolling, a white line

"When the tide comes" scene: The tide is very strong, and the head of the tide is as high as tens of feet. The sound is like "landslides and ground fissures" and the shape is like "white city walls" and "white war horses", which run across the river. It gives people the feeling that the tide, like a huge thunder, is like a thousand troops rolling on the ground and running in shouts and screams. The crazy knocking of stones is like golden bells ringing on the shore several miles away.

"After Low Tide" scene: the tide is surging, the sky is rolling, the afterglow is still there, calm is restored, and the water level is rising.

What impressed me the most was the scene of "when the tide came": the white line moved quickly towards us, gradually elongated and thickened, and crossed the river. Approached, I saw white waves rolling, forming a water wall more than two feet high. The tide is getting closer and closer, like thousands of white horses going hand in hand, galloping mightily; The sound is like a landslide, as if the earth were shaken by an earthquake. In an instant, the tide rushed to the west, but the aftermath was still rolling all over the sky, and the wind was still whistling on the river.