In Tie Ning's prose,"Daughter of the River"(1), what characteristics did the author describe in the third paragraph of the Juma River? What was the author's intention in writing about the canyon?（2）....

You didn't provide specific information about the second or third paragraph of the article, so I will try my best to answer.

This poem was written by Bai Juyi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. This poem mainly described the poet's feelings and thoughts about the natural landscape and human history of this place when he visited the back temple of Poshan Temple. The poet described the external environment of the temple behind Poshan Temple, such as "ancient trees towering into the sky","thousands of rocks and valleys","desolate twilight", etc., to show the natural beauty of this place. At the same time, he also described the "bell","tea smoke" and "silence" in the temple to emphasize the quiet atmosphere of this place. At the end of the poem, the poet expressed his respect and admiration for this place, and at the same time, he thought about the meaning and pursuit of life. He pointed out that " a man's heart is not as good as water, and waves rise on a flat ground " expressed that life was short and that one should cherish the beauty in front of them and not be confused by the calm on the surface. Therefore, the intention of this poem was to express the author's deep understanding of the natural landscape and human history, as well as his thoughts and pursuit of life.

Tie Ning (1960 - 2016), formerly known as Li Tie, was born in Changsha City, Hunan Province. He graduated from Peking University in 1982 with a Master of Arts degree. He had served as the president of China, and China's contemporary literature research society. Tie Ning's works covered many fields, such as novels, essays, and essays, with modern China as the background. Her masterpieces included The First Furnace of Steel, Party A, Party B, The Guqin of Steel, and Bathing. Among them, Party A, Party B was hailed as a classic in the modern history of Chinese novels. Tie Ning's works were fresh and humorous, concise and bright, and vividly portrayed the characters, which was deeply loved by readers. She has won many literary awards at home and abroad, including the Outstanding Contribution Award for World Literature, the French Knight of Literature and Art, and the Italian Knight of Literature and Art, etc. Tie Ning passed away on May 24, 2016 at the age of 46.

The Peach Blossom Spring was a fictional literary work used to express the author's yearning for a better life and dissatisfaction with the real world. The Peach Blossom Spring described a paradise, a quiet and peaceful land without war and disputes, without oppression and exploitation, where people lived a simple and happy life. Through the fictional scene of the Peach Blossom Spring, the author expressed his pursuit of peace, freedom, happiness and other beautiful things, but also criticized the injustice and oppression in the real world. The scenery in the Peach Blossom Spring was regarded as an ideal state of life, encouraging people to pursue their dreams and wishes, and reminding people to cherish the life in front of them and constantly strive for a better life.

Tie Ning's original name was Feng Jicai, a famous contemporary Chinese scholar. She was born in 1940 and graduated from Beijing's Lu Xun College of Literature in 1963. His representative works included the novels "Party A and Party B,""Party B and Party B,""The Way Home in the Storm,""It Looks Beautiful," and so on. Tie Ning was one of the important representatives of the contemporary Chinese literary world. Her works were fresh and natural, and her language was humorous and humorous, which was deeply loved by readers. Tie Ning had won many literary awards, including the Chinese Literature Prize, the Mao Dun Literature Prize, and the Lao She Literature Prize. His representative works were widely translated into many languages and enjoyed a high reputation internationally. Tie Ning was currently the secretary of the Party Committee of China and the curator of the Modern Chinese Literature Museum.

The author might describe it with words that emphasize its darkness, like 'inky blackness of the river at night'. There could also be mentions of the way the water moves, perhaps 'the slow, sluggish flow of the river at night'.

Anai was the author of the original novel," The Great River." She was a Chinese author and the original author of Ode to Joy. 'The Big River' was the work that made her famous in the literary circle and was highly praised by the industry. With a rarely seen grand structure, Anai comprehensively, meticulously, and deeply demonstrated the economic reforms, changes in social life, and changes in people's mental outlook since China's reform and opening up. It was known as the "wonderful book describing China's reform and opening up." Her works vividly portrayed the leading figures in the reform and opening up period by narrating the different experiences of Song Yunhui, the leader of state-owned enterprises, Lei Dongbao, the township entrepreneur, Yang Xun, the self-employed, and Liu Jun, the overseas intellectual. She truly restored the life, struggle, and fate of a generation of people.

I don't know who the author of 'river's end novel' is. There could be many relatively unknown authors with such a title.

The author of The Great River was Ana.

We can find some words to describe rivers, such as galloping, broad, winding, turbulent, mighty, rolling waves, flowing thousands of miles, endless, endless, crystal clear, and so on.