Some crystal dewdrops nestle in the arms of the orchid leaves, adding a bit of charm to the leaves. Tell me what’s good about this sentence?

If you think about it, if you just write orchid petals and dewdrops separately, there will be a sense of violation, because the two are in a mutually complementary and mutually dependent relationship.

In the early morning, the mist was hazy, and some morning dew fell on the orchid leaves with a slight coolness. The green leaves were stained with dew, and suddenly there was a lively feeling. The dew condensed and slowly Slowly and heavily, it fell along the leaf tips and splashed on the ground.

We Chinese are very particular about complementing each other. You see, the dewdrops are in the arms of the leaves, a kind of personification. Because the orchid leaves are covered with dewdrops, the sunlight is refracted on the surface of the dewdrops, making them colorful and beautiful. The leaves also seem to have charm!

This is the icing on the cake, From one object, we can see the changes of things and the diversity of weather.

One flower, one world, one leaf, one bodhi

This sentence is good because it uses personification of rhetoric to describe a warm scene, which brings out the author's good observation Understand nature, love life, and perceive the world with a sincere heart!