How does the author describe the blooming wisteria tree from three aspects of color form?

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.

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