Fragments of autumn in famous works

The following is a description of autumn: When the autumn wind blew through the leaves, the colors turned red, yellow, and orange, like fireballs jumping in the air. The mountains in the distance were also gradually blurred by the autumn wind, as if they were plated with a layer of faint golden light. The sky had also become clear and blue. The sunlight shone through the gaps between the leaves, sprinkling mottled light and shadow, making the earth even more gorgeous and colorful. People were wearing more and more clothes in this season to adapt to the changes in temperature. The wild chrysanthemums in the park also began to bloom, emitting a faint fragrance that made people stop and admire. The lotus leaves on the lake in the distance had gradually withered, but there was still a thin layer of steam on the surface of the water, like a cool oasis. In this autumn season, people felt the changes of nature and deeply felt the power and beauty of life.

Appreciation of famous works and examples of fragments are as follows: 1 'Dream of the Red Chamber': 'Dream of the Red Chamber' was a classic in Chinese classical literature. The author was from the Qing Dynasty. The novel used the rise and fall of the four families of Jia, Shi, Wang and Xue as the main line to show the epitome of a huge feudal dynasty. Lin Daiyu was the heroine in the novel. She was smart, kind, and independent, but because of her family's misfortune and her own life experience, she faced various difficulties. At the end of the novel, Lin Daiyu's death made people sigh. 2. A Hundred Years of Solitude: One Hundred Years of Solitude was one of Colombia Márquez's masterpieces. The novel used the history of the seven generations of the Buendía family as a clue to tell a magical realism story. In the novel, the protagonist, José Acualia, was a man who longed for freedom. He had experienced many ups and downs in his life while searching for his home. The novel expressed the essence and significance of human existence with its profound thoughts and unique language. 3 Pride and Predict: Pride and Predict was one of Austin's masterpieces. It was about the love story between Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy. In the novel, Elizabeth was a smart, independent and upright girl while Mr. Darcy was a rich, handsome and charming man. The emotional entanglement between them reflected the difference in the status of men and women in British society and the conflict of traditional values. The novel is regarded as a classic work of English literature for its humor, vivid language and profound thoughts.

Autumn was one of the most colorful seasons of the year. The leaves turned red, yellow, orange, and other colors. The withering and falling of leaves was also one of the iconic characteristics of autumn. The following is a clip describing autumn: As the sun gradually set in the west, the sky turned orange-red, and the leaves swayed gently in the breeze, making rustling sounds. These leaves came from all kinds of plants. Some were red maple leaves, some were ginkgo leaves, and some were leaves of other species. They danced in the air like a beautiful dance. The mountains in the distance were also trembling slightly from the autumn wind. The afterglow of the setting sun sprinkled on the top of the mountain, making the mountain seem especially majestic. The clouds in the sky were like a painting, changing their shapes and colors as the sun gradually rose and set. In this warm autumn, people could feel the charm of nature and the power of tranquility, as if everything had become relaxed and happy.

There are many famous works that describe characters. Here are some examples: Lin Daiyu was one of the main characters in the novel. She was beautiful, intelligent, sensitive, and introverted. She often felt inferior and anxious about her identity and status. In the novel, the author Cao Xueqin vividly portrayed Lin Daiyu's character through delicate descriptions, leaving a deep impression on the readers. 2. Description of Zhuge Liang in Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Zhuge Liang was one of the important figures in Romance of the Three Kingdoms. He was a politician and military strategist with superior wisdom, superb strategy, loyalty and integrity. In the novel, the author Luo Guanzhong vividly portrayed Zhuge Liang's character and image, which made the readers deeply respect and love him. 3. Lin Chong's description in the Water Margins: Lin Chong was one of the main characters in the Water Margins. He was a bold and unruly, righteous man, and a loyal and reliable partner. In the novel, the author Shi Naian vividly portrayed Lin Chong's character and image, leaving a deep impression on the readers. 4. The description of Sun Wukong in Journey to the West: Sun Wukong is one of the important characters in Journey to the West. He is a resourceful, witty and flexible monkey and a loyal, reliable and brave warrior. In the novel, the author Wu Chengen vividly described Sun Wukong's character and image, leaving a deep impression on the readers.

The following are some famous works that describe the eyes: 1. Wang Xifeng's eyes in Dream of the Red Chamber: Wang Xifeng has a pair of red phoenix triangular eyes, the tip of her eyebrows is half curved, and her eyes are bright and energetic. 2. Sun Wukong's eyes in Journey to the West: Sun Wukong's eyes are like two fiery eyes that can see through all demons and ghosts. 3. Lin Chong's eyes in Water Margins: Lin Chong has a pair of big, bright eyes, and his gaze is like a fire. Zhuge Liang's eyes in Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Zhuge Liang's eyes were like two bright fireballs shining with wisdom. Wu Yong's eyes in Water Margins: Wu Yong's eyes were like two bright lanterns that could see things that Song Jiang and the others could not. 6. Yan Jiansheng's eyes in The Scholars: Yan Jiansheng's eyes were slanted as if he was envious of anything delicious. Jia Baoyu's eyes in Dream of the Red Chamber: Jia Baoyu's eyes were like two bright pearls, shining with a soft light. 8. Lu Junyi's eyes in Water Margins: Lu Junyi's eyes were full of life as if he could see through everything.

The following is a fragment of a famous work: As Thoreau sat on the beach and gazed at the blue water, he felt an indescribable sense of peace and satisfaction. He closed his eyes and took a deep breath of the fresh air brought by the sea breeze, feeling the sand and ripples under his feet. His heart was filled with reverence and desire for the sea. Thoreau was once a sailor who had spent many wonderful times at sea. He had seen countless waves and sea creatures, but now he just wanted to sit quietly on the beach and watch the peaceful scene. He felt as if he had become one with the sea, as if he was part of it. He imagined the waves crashing against the shore, washing the beach into blue waves, listening to the noise of the sea and the chirping of the birds, feeling the gentle breeze of the sea breeze and the warmth of the sun. He yearned for such tranquility and beauty, yearned to be in the blue sky and sea again.

The following are some clips of characters described in famous works: Jia Baoyu in Cao Xueqin's Dream of the Red Chamber: A sensitive, intelligent, kind, and complicated character whose inner world was full of contradictions and struggles. 2 Hamlet in Hamlet: A character with a deep inner conflict and a complicated background. His image had a profound impact on the audience. Charles Dickens in A Tale of Two Cities: A smart, decisive, upright, and brave figure. His image became a symbol of modern Western culture. The giant Sherlock in Owen's Legend of the Giant: a tall, strong, brave, and kind figure. His image reminds people of the giants in ancient Chinese mythology. Strickland in Maugham's The Moon and Sixpence: A character who pursued art and freedom. His image made people reflect on the value and meaning of life. Elizabeth Bennett in Jane Austen's Pride and Predict: A smart, independent, upright, and kind girl. Her image became the representative of British culture. These characters had a unique charm that left a deep impression on people.

An example of a psychological description in a famous work is as follows: 1. Jane Eyre's psychological description: His heart exploded like a bomb. He felt like he had been thrown to the edge of the world. He felt his heart was filled with pain and despair. He felt that he had lost everything, including the people he loved and his goal. He felt that he no longer had any meaning in this world. He felt like a bird trapped in a cage that had lost its freedom. 2. A fragment of the psychological description of the world: He felt an inner ecstasy and a strong fear at the same time. He felt that he had complete control of the situation, but he also knew that this victory would not last long. He felt like he was a wolf, a lion, a tiger, the target of all powerful animals. He felt that he had lost himself and become someone else's slave. 3. Annie Hall's psychological description: She felt that her heart was filled with contradictions. She felt that she had fallen into a situation that she could not extricate herself from. She felt that she had lost her soul, her faith, everything. She felt like a little bird trapped in the dark, lost in direction and hope. The psychological description of the Catcher in the Rye: Holden felt his heart filled with loneliness and despair. He felt that he had lost everything, including his friends and his dreams. He felt like a lone wolf wandering in the wilderness without anyone to rely on or protect him. The psychological descriptions in these masterpieces all reveal the contradictions and complexity of the human heart and help us better understand ourselves and others.

There are many descriptions of hands in famous works. Here are some examples: 1. The scene of Jia Baoyu wiping his sweat with a handkerchief in Dream of the Red Chamber: ``` Baoyu covered his face with his hand and quietly wiped his sweat. His nose, which was like a mountain rock, suddenly turned green and then red, like two small lanterns hanging there, making people not dare to look at him directly. ``` 2. The scene of Lin Chong pushing Song Jiang's arm away with his hand in Water Margins: ``` Lin Chong reached out and pushed Song Jiang's arm away. He looked at Song Jiang, indicating that he wanted to go down and fight. Song Jiang didn't move. He just closed his eyes like he was in a dream. Chong Lin walked up and raised both his hands. ``` 3. The scene of Sun Wukong beating the monster with the Jingu Staff in Journey to the West: ``` There were nine eyes on the top of the stick. When Sun Wukong exerted his strength, the cudgel was like an indestructible iron and stone, whizzing about. ``` 4. The scene of Cao Cao counting with his fingers in Romance of the Three Kingdoms: ``` Cao Cao stretched out a trembling finger as if he was counting something. Everyone couldn't help but break out in a cold sweat for him. They didn't know what he was counting until he finished counting. ``` The above are just some examples. There are many famous novels that describe the scene of the hand. The hand plays an important role in the novel, not only can it express the character, but it can also convey information and emotions.

The following is an extract of the famous works: In Dream of the Red Chamber, Jia Baoyu left the Jia family home after the Lantern Festival and said to Lin Daiyu on the road,"Don't worry, your life will definitely get better." This sentence showed Jia Baoyu's deep affection and trust for Lin Daiyu, as well as his helplessness and emotion towards life. 2 In the Water Margins, Lin Chong said to Song Jiang, the leader of Liangshanbo, after gathering in Liangshanbo,"The way of loyalty and the righteousness of filial piety cannot be forgotten. Everyone is responsible for today's matter." These words showed Chong Lin's respect for loyalty and his sense of responsibility for the country. 3 In Journey to the West, Sun Wukong was always able to solve problems in the face of various dangers and difficulties on the way to the scriptures. He said to Tang Sanzang: "Master, I can't let you down." This sentence showed Sun Wukong's trust in Tang Sanzang and his love for the cause of learning scriptures. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang said to Liu Bei after Liu Bei visited the thatched cottage three times: "Don't be suspicious if you are close to your brother." This sentence showed Zhuge Liang's loyalty and modesty, as well as his confidence in himself and his trust in Liu Bei. In Water Margins, Wu Song was a bailiff in Yanggu County. He said to his colleagues: "If I catch demons and ghosts one day, I will share them with you." This sentence showed Wu Song's forthright and generosity, as well as his love for his work and his trust in his colleagues.