(1) (14 points) distant kitchen smoke Mr. Lu (1) As long as he has lived in the countryside, who doesn't miss the smoke curling over the village? Curled kitchen smoke

Question 1: There is no kit

(1) (14 points) distant kitchen smoke Mr. Lu (1) As long as he has lived in the countryside, who doesn't miss the smoke curling over the village? Curled kitchen smoke

Question 1: There is no kitchen smoke in the city. Even if there is, people in the city are always in a hurry and have no time to pay attention to cooking and smoking. This is part of rural life. (3 points)

Question 1: Transition. From the above discussion of urban people's neglect of cooking smoke to the deep memory of cooking smoke in rural areas below. (4 points)

Question 1: Cooking smoke is a traveler's home. (3 points)

Question 1: Answer only from two aspects: "language characteristics and expression effect". (4 points) For example, these two sentences describe the ubiquitous and colorful forms of kitchen smoke by personification and parallelism. No matter which direction you look, the smoke from the countryside makes you feel kind and warm. The author chose several concrete places, such as "behind the house", "beside the bird's nest in the treetops" and "corner of hutong", which gave concrete support to the place where the kitchen smoke was located. It also uses "hovering", "floating" and "pacing" to write its changing shape, which is kind, vivid and poetic.

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