Scenery Zhu Weiguo's novel uses scenery as the title. What does it mean?

Scenery was the plot development line in a novel that mainly described natural scenery. As the title of a novel, the landscape usually had a certain symbolic meaning, which could reflect the theme and emotional content of the novel. In the novel Landscape, the title of Landscape may hint at the theme of the novel. The novel takes the natural landscape as the main object of description, and through describing the beautiful natural scenery, it shows the inner feelings and thoughts of the protagonist. The scenery could also be understood as a plot development line of a novel. Through the development of the scenery, the story would unfold and advance. The title of the novel could also reflect the author's love and awe for the natural landscape. Many excellent novelists liked to describe natural landscapes, hoping to express human emotions and thoughts through natural landscapes. As the title of a novel, the scenery line could attract the attention of the readers and reflect the author's aesthetic pursuit and creative ideas.

Title: Oasis in the Desert In the vast desert, there was a place known as an oasis. The green grass was lush, the trees were lush, and the flowers were in full bloom. It was refreshing.

This sentence usually appeared in novels or literary works to indicate that the protagonist's life and inner state were beyond the reach of others and had become their scenery. It could be understood that the protagonist's inner world and mental state were the sights that others paid attention to and appreciated. In the novel, this sentence might imply that the protagonist has a unique charm and appeal that can attract the attention of others. It also means that the inner state and thoughts of the protagonist are difficult for others to experience and understand. Therefore, this sentence could also be interpreted as a metaphor to show that the existence and behavior of the protagonist were envied and desired by others.

In Lu Xun's "Hometown," the sentences describing the scenery were: The back wall of Runtu's house was a large piece of wood with strange symbols carved on it to study ancient characters. The endless green wheat fields in the fields made people feel calm and serene. The sky was gray and gloomy, as if it was covered by a thin mist. The effects of these descriptions were: 1. The symbols and wood on the back wall of Runtu's house deepen the reader's impression of this place. 2. Through the description of the wheat field, the readers can feel the tranquility and serenity in contrast to the mood of Runtu. The description of the sky deepened the sad atmosphere of the article so that the readers could feel the feelings of Runtu and his father.

There are many sentences describing the scenery in Lu Xun's "Hometown". Here are some more classic sentences: On that day, the sun was hanging high in the sky, and white clouds were floating in the sky like sheep grazing leisurely. Through the description of the leisurely grazing scene in the sky and white clouds, this sentence expressed the tranquility and beauty of rural life and also made the readers feel the peace and harmony of the society at that time. The leaves of the trees were swayed by the wind, like a chaotic symphony or a crazy storm. Through the description of the leaves being blown by the wind, this sentence shows the noise and turmoil of rural life and also makes the readers feel the contradictions and conflicts of the society at that time. The mountains in the distance isolated the village from the outside world like a huge barrier, making people feel isolated and lonely. This sentence described the isolation and isolation of rural life through the barrier of the distant mountains, and also made the readers feel the isolation and conservativeness of the society at that time. These sentences describing the scenery show the style of rural life at that time through the description of the natural landscape, and also let the readers feel the various characteristics of the society at that time.

" The river flows beyond heaven and earth, and the mountains are in the middle." The poetic conception of this poem was distant and vast. It depicted the scene of the river flowing beyond heaven and earth and the mountains looming in the distance. This poem came from the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei's "Han River View". Through the description of the mountains and rivers, it expressed the vastness of the river and the boundless beauty of the mountains.

The poem "The river flows beyond heaven and earth, and the mountains are not in the middle" came from the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei's "Han River Linpan/Han River Linyuan". The meaning of this poem was that from afar, the river seemed to flow beyond heaven and earth, and from close up, the mountains seemed to be ethereal. It depicted the vastness of the river and the emptiness of the mountains, giving people a vast and mysterious feeling. Through the description of the natural landscape, this poem expressed the poet's reverence for nature and his thoughts on life.

"The river flows beyond heaven and earth, and the mountains are in the middle" was a poem from the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei's "Han River Facing the Flood". This poem depicted the river flowing to the end of the world, and the distant mountains looming in the clouds. It expressed the vastness of the river and the vastness of the mountains, giving people a distant and boundless feeling. This poem had a beautiful artistic conception and vividly depicted the magnificent scenery of nature.

" Letter to Zhu Yuansi " was an essay written by Han Yu, a writer of the Tang Dynasty. It mainly described the story of his encounter and communication with a local scholar named Zhu Yuansi when he was appointed governor of Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province. This article used Han Yu's personal experience as the material to show the elegant demeanour and lifestyle of the scholars in Tang Dynasty through the description of the local landscape and countryside. Therefore, the title of " Letter to Zhu Yuansi " could be understood as " Letter to a Scholar " and had nothing to do with the content of the article. This article unfolded in the form of letters, Han Yu conveyed his thoughts and feelings to Zhu Yuansi through his mouth, showing the academic demeanor and humane care of the scholars of the Tang Dynasty.

It was a common writing technique for novels to skillfully use specific descriptions of scenery to exaggerate the atmosphere. It mainly described specific things and environments in the scene to create an emotional atmosphere for the readers to resonate and feel. This technique could be achieved in the following ways: 1. Description of the environment: The novel can hint at the emotional state and inner activities of the characters by describing the environment of the scene. For example, in a science fiction novel, a desolate desert could hint at the loneliness and helplessness of the protagonist; in a horror novel, a gloomy forest could hint at the uneasiness and fear of the protagonist. 2. Use adjectives: The novel can use adjectives to describe the things and environment in the scene to exaggerate the emotional atmosphere. For example, in a romance novel, a beautiful garden could hint at the protagonist's excitement and intoxication; in a horror novel, a gloomy cave could hint at the protagonist's fear and helplessness. 3. Use action description: The novel can exaggerate the emotional atmosphere by describing the actions of the characters and the actions of the environment. For example, in a romance novel, the protagonist's hand could gently brush the heroine's cheek to hint at the protagonist's love and gentleness; in a horror novel, the protagonist's hand could tightly hold the heroine's hand to hint at the protagonist's uneasiness and fear. A novel could use many methods to create an emotional atmosphere that would resonate with the readers.