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1 describes the charming light and shadow of glass bottles in the sun, which sets off the great attraction of Kim to children and shows their love for Kim.

The rhetorical device of parallelism is used to describe a beautiful pastoral picture, which strongly expresses the author's happiness, as if going back to the past.

You can't delete it to let readers know about Kim. It's a lost candy and a symbol of never coming back to childhood. Kim can show its importance to children from morning till night, in the past of material scarcity.

Everyone is pursuing happiness, never satisfied, reaching one and pursuing the next. Needless to say, it is often difficult to get. Even if you get it, you will devote yourself to new pursuits. Finally, when you suddenly look back, you are old and can no longer feel happy. Let so much happiness slip away from you in vain. Happiness should be to cherish the status quo. Don't be so greedy, cherish what you have, or you will often get nothing.