Personification: When the fire comes, the ants are fearless, gather quickly, huddle together and bravely roll out of the fire.
Personification: the hero of the ant country whose outer layer is burnt will never leave until his death, and his courage will be cracked and he will never leave his post.
Metaphor: a meadow by the river is on fire, and the flame swimming with the wind is like a red necklace.
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A friend told me a story that happened on the edge of a forest in South America. On that day, due to the carelessness of tourists, a meadow by the river caught fire, and the flame swimming with the wind, like a red necklace, began to surround a hill. At this time, the discerning Brazil shouted to us: A group of ants are surrounded by fire! We looked in the direction he pointed out, but the encirclement narrowed by the fire had become dark. These poor ants are sure to die in the fire. I thought sadly in my heart, but I never thought that the weak people in this area were not waiting for death, but gathered quickly, huddled up and rolled in the direction of the river bank. The ant colony rolled faster and faster in the grass licked by the flame, constantly making the sound that the outer ants burst after being burnt, but the ant colony did not shrink. Obviously, the heroes of the ant country whose outer layer was scorched did not let go until their death, and their courage was cracked and they did not leave their posts. After a while, the ant colony rushed into the river, and when it rolled to the other side, a thin layer of smoke rose from the river.
Rhetoric: It is a collection of language expressions used to improve the expression effect in the writing of various articles or practical articles. There are sixty-three categories and seventy-eight subcategories of figures of speech. A method to improve language expression ability by modifying and adjusting sentences and using specific expressions.
Among them, rhetorical devices include (***63 kinds):
Metaphor, sketch, analogy (also known as figurative body, which can be divided into personification and parody), avoiding repetition, changing use, overlapping, filling (putting down), setting off (setting off), inversion, inversion, reduplication, truth (also known as thimble and antithesis), contrast and duality (duality, duality) complex overlapping and compound deviation.