Lantern descriptions in classic literature?

A classic example of an environment description in literature was as follows: The chapter "Daiyu Entering the Rong Mansion" in "Dream of the Red Chamber" described the luxurious environment of the Rong Mansion and the relationship between the characters, which made the readers feel the wealth and hypocrisy of the Rong Mansion. The chapter "Flaming Mountain" in Journey to the West made readers feel the horror and danger of the Flaming Mountain by describing the raging fire and thick smoke. 3. The chapter "Water at Liangshan" in Water Margins described the landscape, vegetation and climate of the Liangshan where the Liangshan heroes lived, so that the readers could feel the natural scenery and social environment of the Liangshan. The chapter "Battle of Red Cliff" in Romance of the Three Kingdoms made the readers feel the tension and intensity of the Battle of Red Cliff by describing the geographical location, climate and war scenes. 5. The chapter "Confucius Mansion" in "The Scholars" made the readers feel the luxury and solemnity of Confucius Mansion by describing the courtyards, buildings and characters of Confucius Mansion. These classic descriptions of the environment made the readers feel the social and natural environment in the works through vivid images, which enhanced the emotions and atmosphere of the works.

Okay, here are 100 classic lantern riddles with answers for the Lantern Festival: One ear stands up-drum 2. There is a head and a tail behind--fish 3. Seeing with Two Eyes--Cat No legs to walk--Worms A gully in the middle---a well Five Fingers-Hand Long Hair on the Body--Animal No Mouth to Eat-Animals There are thorns on the body--horse Four Wheels-Car No Tail--Animal 12 Gibbon's Neck-Tree You Can Walk Without a Boss--Worms Two Ears-Cat One Nose-Animal No Eyes-Animals Long Hair on the Body-Horse Two Paws-Cat Four Wheels-Car No Mouth to Eat-Animals Tail Like a Needle--Fish Long Hair on the Body-Horse Two Ears-Cat Can't Walk Without Legs--Worms Three Fingers-Hand No Tail-Animal 27. Gibbon's Neck-Tree Two Eyes-Cat Nose Like Mouth--Animal Four Wheels-Car No Mouth to Eat-Animals Two Ears-Cat No Legs to Walk--Worms Four Paws-Cat You Can Walk Without a Boss--Worm Tail Like a Needle--Fish 37 The Gibbon's Neck-Tree Nose Like Mouth--Animal Two Eyes-Cat Two Ears-Cat No Mouth to Eat-Animals Tail Like a Needle--Fish Thorns on the Body-Horse Four Wheels-Car No Eyes--Animals The Gibbon's Neck-Tree Nose Like Mouth-Animal Four Wheels-Car No Mouth to Eat-Animals Two Ears-Cat Can't Walk Without Legs-Worms Three Fingers-Hand No Tail-Animal The Gibbon's Neck-Tree Two Eyes-Cat Nose Like Mouth--Animal Four Wheels-Car No Mouth to Eat-Animals Two Ears-Cat Walking Without Legs-Worms Four Paws-Cat You Can Walk Without a Boss--Worm Tail Like a Needle--Fish The Gibbon's Neck-Tree Nose Like Mouth--Animal Two Eyes-Cat Two Ears-Cat No Mouth to Eat-Animals Tail Like a Needle--Fish Thorns on the Body-Horse Four Wheels-Car No Eyes-Animals The Gibbon's Neck-Tree Nose Like Mouth-Animal Four Wheels-Car No Mouth to Eat-Animals Two Ears-Cat Can Walk Without Legs-Worms Three Fingers-Hand No Tail-Animal The Gibbon's Neck-Tree Nose Like Mouth--Animal Two Eyes-Cat Two Ears-Cat No Mouth to Eat-Animals Tail Like a Needle--Fish The Gibbon's Neck-Tree Nose Like Mouth--Animal Four Wheels-Car No Eyes-Animals The Gibbon's Neck-Tree Nose Like Mouth--Animal Four Wheels-Car No Mouth to Eat-Animals Two Ears-Cat No Legs to Walk--Worms Three Fingers-Hand No Tail-Animal 99 Gibbon's Neck-Tree Nose Like Mouth-Animal

Of course, the following are two character descriptions from different literary works: 1. Description of the classic character in The Great Gatsby: Dame Society Gatsby was a man with expensive real estate and socialite status. He was portrayed as arrogant, arrogant, charming, irresponsible and selfish. He was handsome, tall and strong, with thick brown hair and deep blue eyes, but he was extremely empty and lonely inside. > " In him, we can see the frustration of losing oneself in the pursuit of material and power, as well as the despair of being lost because he couldn't get true love. His image reminded people of those who chased fame and fortune in the business world, those who would do anything for money and power, and those who felt lonely and helpless because they could not get true love. 2. Description of the classic characters in One Hundred Years of Solitude: Ullsona was a small, pale woman who was portrayed as kind, brave, strong, independent, and talented. She was the lover of a wealthy businessman and a strong female leader who had made great contributions to her family and society. > " From her, we can see the courage and determination to give everything for love and family, as well as the spirit of dedication to society and mankind. Her image could not help but remind people of those women who bravely marched forward for love and family, those women who constantly fought for society and humanity, and those strong, independent, kind, and talented women.

The following is a classic character description: He (or she) stood at the corner of the street wearing a tattered shirt and a pair of faded pants. His hair was disheveled and he looked tired and lost. However, his eyes revealed a firm strength, as if he was waiting for something. He (or she) was about 1.8 meters tall and thin, but his muscle lines clearly revealed an unyielding will. There was no expression on his face, only a pair of deep eyes that seemed to be able to see through people's hearts at any time. Although his (or her) clothes were shabby, they reflected his (or her) attitude towards life. He (or she) did not pursue luxury but a simple and profound lifestyle. His (or her) heart is full of desires and dreams, but he (or she) chooses to wait in silence until his (or her) dreams come true. In this character description clip, the author shows his or her tenacity, persistence and desire by describing his or her appearance, dress and heart, and also gives the reader a deep impression of him or her.

The Spring Festival was an important traditional Chinese festival and an important part of Chinese culture. There were many descriptions of the Spring Festival in literature. The following are some common descriptions of the Spring Festival: The lively scene of the Spring Festival: literary works often describe the festive atmosphere during the Spring Festival, such as family gatherings, brightly lit streets, firecrackers, and couplets. 2. Red Envelopes: During the Spring Festival, the elders would give red envelopes to the younger generation. This was a traditional etiquette. In literature, red packets are often depicted as items that symbolize wealth and good luck. Young people will also receive red packets from their elders during the Spring Festival to express their gratitude and love. 3. New Year's Eve dinner: The New Year's Eve dinner is the most important meal during the Spring Festival and is also a part of Chinese traditional culture. In literary works, the New Year's Eve dinner was often described as a scene of family reunion and sharing food. It was also often described in the traditional dishes and etiquette of the New Year's Eve dinner. 4. New Year greetings: During the Spring Festival, people will wish each other a happy new year, good health, smooth work, and so on. In literary works, New Year greetings were often depicted as a warm scene where people would give each other red packets, gifts, and blessings. 5. Firework: Firework was one of the traditional customs during the Spring Festival, and it was also a common object of description in literary works. The colors, sounds, and beautiful scenes of fireworks were often used to express the festive atmosphere of the Spring Festival and people's yearning for a better life. The description of the Spring Festival in literary works not only showed the traditional customs and cultural background of the Spring Festival, but also expressed people's pursuit and wishes for a better life.

The description of sex in literature was an art form aimed at expressing complex topics such as emotions, psychology, gender, and sexual orientation. The acceptance of sexual descriptions depends on different cultural, social, and ethical standards. In some cultures, sexual descriptions are seen as immoral or inappropriate, while in others they may be seen as very natural and reasonable. In literature, gender could be used to explore topics such as human nature, gender, emotions, and relationships. These descriptions can be direct, metaphor, or implied, but the purpose is always to let the reader better understand the characters and plot in the story. However, literature also needs to consider many factors when dealing with sexual descriptions. The reader's cultural background and moral values must be respected to avoid unnecessary discomfort or offense. At the same time, sexual descriptions should be purely described and should not become the core or main plot of the story. When dealing with sexual descriptions, literature should be careful and balance the emotional and sexual elements to make it more literary value and attractive.

An example of a classic character description in a famous novel is as follows: 1. Oliver Quinn's description in Dickens 'Oliver Twist: Oliver Quinn was a tall, stocky, fit boy with thick black hair and bright blue eyes. He had a tall and sturdy body, and his muscular lines were obvious when he walked. His skin was so tanned that it seemed as if it would never turn white. His expression was cold and he rarely showed any emotion, giving people a feeling that he was not easy to approach. 2. The description of Bertram Dufresne in 'My Uncle Ure': She had a pair of sharp eyes, fair skin, and a slim figure. Her hair was black, soft, and shiny. It was combed into a short ponytail, making her look beautiful and capable. Her voice was crisp and pleasant, like it came from a high-quality soul. The faint smile on her face gave people a kind and amiable feeling. 3. The description of Hamlet in Hamlet: His face was pale, his skin was dark, and his eyes were sunken, as if he didn't get enough sleep every day. He was short and slightly thin, but his muscles were very beautiful. His voice was low and infectious, and he often felt his throat tighten. 4. Description of Esmeralda in Hugo's "Notre-Dame de Paris": She had long black hair and long bangs that covered her eyebrows. Her eyes were dark and sparkled with wisdom and alertness. Her figure was slim and her curves were as beautiful as a piece of art. These descriptions are not only vivid and interesting, but also show the characteristics of different characters, allowing readers to understand their inner world more deeply.

The Ordinary World was an encyclopedia of China's rural areas. The work showed the great changes in China's rural areas from the early days of liberation to the reform and opening up, and also depicted the growth of the protagonists Sun Shao 'an and Sun Shaoping. The following are the descriptions and appreciation of some of the classic scenes in the work: 1. Sunrise in the morning: The work depicted the scene of Sun Shao 'an seeing the sunrise every morning when he was working in the fields. The scene was vivid and real, making people feel the power and beauty of nature. The Yellow River: The Yellow River is one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization and an important water source in northern China. Through the description of the Yellow River's flood and governance, the works show the ancient Chinese water conservancy projects and governance capabilities, and also reflect the history and culture of China's rural areas. 3. Fields: The works describe the beauty and vastness of the fields. Sun Shaoping grew up in the fields and also showed the importance and vitality of the fields. Village: The village is an important scene in the novel, showing the variety and complexity of the Chinese countryside. The work depicted the living conditions of the elderly, women, children and young people in the village, as well as the history and culture of the village. Road: The painting depicted hardened roads and bicycle lanes, which reflected the development and changes of rural China's modernisation. These classic scenes show the beauty and changes of the Chinese countryside, and also reflect the history and culture of the Chinese countryside. They are indispensable elements in the novel, and they are also an important way for readers to feel the truth and depth of the Chinese countryside.

The classic works of 18th-century English literature that described more scenery included: 1 Jane Austen's Pride and Predict 2 Bronte's Wuthering Heights Doctor Who and the Eternal Flower by Christina Bell 4. The Murder of Doctor Who by Raymond chandler 5. John Keats 'Azalea House These works all expressed the social customs and people's psychological feelings through the description of the natural environment and scenery of the protagonist. At the same time, these works also reflected various problems in the 18th century British society, such as class differences, religious conflicts, sexism and so on.

The classics in the history of literature referred to the literary works that occupied an important position in the history of literature. These works had a far-reaching influence on the development of literature in later generations. The following are some of the classics in the history of literature: 1. Play works such as Hamlet and King Lear. 2. Owen's novels such as The Legend of Giants and The Divine Comedy. 3. Cao Xueqin's 'Dream of the Red Chamber' and other novels. 4. Philosophy works such as the Republic and the Divisions. 5. Homer's epics such as the Iliad and the Odysey. 6. Du Fu's poems such as "Ascending High" and "Happy Rain on a Spring Night". 7. Cao Xueqin's 'Dream of the Red Chamber' and other novels. 8 Nietzsche's philosophical works such as Thus Spoke Zarathustra and The Pedigree of Morality. 9. Ernest Hemmingway's The Sun Also Rises and The Old Man and the Sea. Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury and The End of the World and Cold Fairyland. These works had an important influence in different eras and cultural backgrounds and were considered classics in the history of literature.