In the second paragraph of Winter in Jinan, the verbs Sun, Sleep and Wake are well used. Please tell me why.

This sentence not only uses personification, but also accurately outlines the climate characteristics of Jinan's warm sunshine with three verbs: sun, sleep and wake.

Original description:

If there is only sunshine, it is not surprising. Please close your eyes and think about it: an ancient city with mountains and water is basking in the sun, sleeping warmly and comfortably, just waiting for the spring breeze to wake them up. Is this an ideal realm?

Appreciate:

"Please close your eyes and think about it: is it an ideal state that an ancient city with mountains and water is basking in the sun and sleeping peacefully, just waiting for the spring breeze to wake them up?" In this passage, the author skillfully uses anthropomorphic rhetoric to describe the posture of the scene in detail: "Sun" depicts the leisurely posture of the old city of Jinan, like a quiet and peaceful old man who is uncontested.

A "sleep" further deepened the leisure of the old city. Use the two verbs together to imitate the leisurely posture of the old city naturally and appropriately. In this sentence, rhetorical questions are used. Rhetorical question is also a common rhetorical way, which can strengthen mood and enhance the appeal and expressiveness of language.

In the tone of discussion, this sentence makes people feel more cordial, as if talking face to face and asking for advice, but the answer is self-evident, full of the author's deep love and praise for Jinan winter.

The author uses rhetorical questions instead of general declarative sentences, which enhances the tone and makes the feelings fully expressed. There is also an overlapping figure of speech in this sentence, which overlaps with "an ancient city", "mountain" and "water" and is fascinating. Looking down from above, the author painted a panoramic view of Jinan in winter in the sun.