Appreciate "Looking forward, looking forward, the east wind is coming, the footsteps of spring are near"

Looking forward to, looking forward to, using two hopes in succession, using a repetitive technique, expresses the author's eagerness for spring.

The east wind is coming, and the footsteps of spring are approaching. Through the footsteps, spring is endowed with human characteristics. This sentence uses personification to express the author's joy and love for spring.

This sentence comes from Zhu Ziqing's "Spring".

Fragment:

Looking forward, looking forward, the east wind is coming, and the footsteps of spring are approaching.

Everything was like waking up from sleep, and Xinxinran opened his eyes. The mountains are moist, the water is rising, and the sun is blushing.

The grass secretly emerged from the soil, tender and green. In the garden and in the fields, you can see that there are large areas full of them. Sit down, lie down, roll a few times, kick a few balls, race a few times, play hide-and-seek a few times. The wind is gentle and the grass is soft.

Peach trees, apricot trees, and pear trees, if you don’t let me, I won’t let you, they are all full of flowers. The red ones are like fire, the pink ones are like clouds, and the white ones are like snow. There is a sweetness in the flowers. If you close your eyes, the trees seem to be full of peaches, apricots and pears.

Thousands of bees were buzzing under the flowers, and butterflies of all sizes were flying around. Wild flowers are everywhere: various kinds, with names and without names, scattered among the flowers, like eyes, like stars, and they are blinking.

Extended information:

Rhetoric of repetition is the deliberate repeated use of certain words, sentences or paragraphs in order to emphasize a certain meaning and highlight a certain emotion. Words repeated. In order to highlight a certain emotion or behavior, the same word is used more than twice in a row to achieve the purpose of emphasis.

Repetition of phrases or sentences. Sometimes, in order to express content or structural arrangements, the same phrase or sentence must be used more than twice in a row. Paragraphs are repeated. Most common in poetry and novels.

Type

1. Words repeated. In order to highlight a certain emotion or behavior, the same word is used more than twice in a row to achieve the purpose of emphasis.

2. Phrases or sentences are repeated. Sometimes, in order to express content or structural arrangements, the same phrase or sentence must be used more than twice in a row.

3. Paragraphs are repeated. Most common in poetry and novels.