Tell me about the author of Wisteria Lane.

The author is from the color (a brilliant lavender, deep purple and light purple, purple big banner, with a little silver light, like splashing water. Shape (like a waterfall. Flowers are next to flowers, one after another. )。 The author is still in a state of flowing, laughing and growing. Teasing with the sun and pushing each other. )

Health: It uses a figurative rhetorical device, such as "like a waterfall".

Health: It also uses personified rhetorical devices, such as "flirting with the sun".

(Students speak in succession)

Teacher: What characteristics can we see from these contents about wisteria trees?

Health: lush, beautiful and full of vitality.

Health: Extraordinary momentum, full of vitality.

Teacher: How does the author describe wisteria?

Students read aloud in unison and feel the image of wisteria. )

Teacher: What happened to the author's feelings in the face of wisteria falling?

Health: "It has taken away the anxiety and sadness that have been pressing on my mind." "Only spiritual peace and joy of life."

Teacher: It turns out that anxiety and sadness "have been pressing on my heart". I am quiet, happy and refreshed in the lavender brilliance and lavender fragrance of the blooming vines.

I hope my rough answer can help you! If you still don't understand, you can call me online. I'm usually there. )

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