The anthropomorphic sentence in the third paragraph of Digging Bamboo Shoots and its benefits

1) the full text is composed of children's questions in series, which is used to set suspense and lead to the following.

(2) Please summarize the main idea of the article in concise language. When digging bamboo shoots with children, I take bamboo baskets as an example to educate children to be willing to contribute and strive for self-improvement. (3) Please explain the use of "bamboo shoots" according to the content of the article. For human consumption, grow into bamboo. (4) "The child said that it was strange that I didn't see bamboo shoots when I came back for the New Year. How can so many thick and fat bamboo shoots grow at the same time? " The word "fat" in the sentence is well used. Please tell me its advantages. This sentence vividly describes the fat and fullness of bamboo shoots with anthropomorphic rhetoric. (5) Point out the object the word refers to (1. Child 2. Child 3. I'm four. I) in the following sentence. 1. Every year when Tomb-Sweeping Day goes back to his hometown to sweep the grave, I take my children to dig bamboo shoots in the bamboo forest. (child) 2. If you don't dig out some long ones, Mother Zhu won't bother to let the children in the crevices struggle hard and try their best to get out. My hometown is Lugu, where bamboo is abundant. (The mother of the child in the text) 4. People in China like to eat bamboo shoots. If I dig them out when I am tender and delicious, I will feel very happy because of my great contribution. (bamboo shoots)