In this realm, even the steed and Daniel sometimes stand still, as if recalling the infinite fun of the grassland. Is this sentence anthropomorphic?

Yes, aftertaste means repeated taste. The word uses anthropomorphic techniques to vividly write the appearance of the steed and Daniel standing still.

This sentence comes from Lao She's Prairie, an essay written by modern poet Lao She. The text mainly talks about grassland scenery map, welcome map and Mongolian-Chinese get-together map. Finally, the author quoted a sentence, why can't Mongolians and China people love each other? Expressed the author's love for grassland and deep friendship for Mongolian and Han nationalities.

Extended data

In the article Grassland, Mr. Lao She deliberately combined the descriptions of mutual opposition and mutual exclusion into one, so that the language can see the meaning in simplicity, the philosophy in commonness and the complex thoughts and feelings can be vividly expressed.

"Emerald lust flows" means that emerald will flow but not flow; And "flowing into the clouds" means that the color of emerald has flowed into the clouds. Are the two contradictory? In fact, this is not contradictory, but vividly shows the realistic modality of grassland scenery. "Green wants to flow, slowly flowing into the clouds" describes two different visual images respectively.

The first sentence is a close-up description: the grassland is thick and green, shiny and shiny, giving people the feeling of "wanting to flow" This is turning static into dynamic, highlighting the color and life of grass and expressing the author's infinite love and admiration. The last sentence is a long-distance description: from a distance, the grassland meets the sky, the thick green sets off the sky, and the jade is thousands of miles away, constantly extending to the depths of the sky.