What metaphor does eggplant look like?

What is eggplant like? The metaphor is as follows:

1. Bright purple eggplant is hidden in big dark green leaves, like a shy little girl.

2. Mr. Purple Eggplant is hung on the dwarf eggplant tree.

Eggplant is purple and shiny all over, like wearing a purple skirt. He wore a black hat with lace on his head, as if afraid of tanning his face.

The branches of eggplant are covered with large and small fruits, just like small lanterns.

Eggplant squatted on the ground and set up a green tent for itself with wide leaves. Eggplant workers enjoyed it quietly in the shade.

6. In the colorful eggplant field, eggplant is like a balloon full of gas fields, chubby and lovely.

Metaphorical sentence is a common rhetorical device, which means to replace abstract and difficult things with simple, concrete and vivid things. The basic structure of figurative sentences is divided into three parts: noumenon (figurative thing), figurative words (words expressing figurative relations) and figurative body (figurative thing).

The two things are somewhat similar. When using metaphor, we should first make clear what characteristics of the ontology we want to express, and then actively associate and imagine according to this characteristic to find something similar to the ontology but completely different. If there is no similarity, it is not a metaphor.