In what order does the author describe the mountain scenery after snow in Jinan in winter?

One is "Winter in Jinan", in which the author describes the mountain scenery after snow on the mountain, the top of the mountain, the hillside and the mountainside according to spatial order.

Second, the original text of winter in Jinan

For a person who is used to living in Beiping, it is a miracle that it doesn't blow in winter. There is no wind in winter in Jinan. For a person who has just returned from London, it is strange that I can't see the sun in winter; Jinan is sunny in winter. Naturally, in tropical places, the sun is always so poisonous, so loud and a little scary. However, in winter in the north of China, Jinan is really a treasure house with warm and sunny weather.

If there is only sunshine, it is not surprising. Please close your eyes and think about it: an ancient city with mountains and water is basking in the sun, sleeping warmly and comfortably, just waiting for the spring breeze to wake them up. Is this an ideal realm?

The mountain completely surrounds Jinan, except for the lack of some food in the north. This circle of hills is particularly lovely in winter, as if Jinan were put in a small cradle. They whispered, "Don't worry, it will be warm here." Really, people in Jinan laugh in winter. As soon as they saw those hills, they felt that they had landed and leaned over. When they saw the mountains from the sky, they unconsciously thought, "Tomorrow may be spring, right? With such warmth, the grass may turn green tonight? " Even this fantasy can't be realized for a while, and they are in no hurry, because in this charity winter, why do they want anything else?

Best of all, it snowed a little. You see, the dwarf pine on the mountain is getting darker and darker, and there is a bun of white flowers on the top of the tree, like a Japanese wet nurse. The top of the mountain is all white, and there is a silver edge on the blue sky. On the hillside, there is thick snow in some places, and grass color in some places. In this way, one is white, the other is dark yellow, and the mountain is covered with a floral dress with water patterns; Looking at it, this floral dress seems to be blown by the wind, which makes you want to see more beautiful goatskin. When the sun goes down, the yellowish sunshine is obliquely sprinkled on the hillside, and the Bo Xue seems to suddenly blush with shame, showing a little pink. It's just a light snow. Jinan can't stand heavy snow. Those hills are so fragile!

Ancient Jinan, the city is so narrow and spacious. There are some small villages lying on the hillside, and there is some snow on the roofs of the small villages. Yes, this is a small ink painting, probably painted by a famous painter in the Tang Dynasty.

What about water? It did not freeze, but steamed on the green duckweed. Seaweed is really green, and all the green stored all the year round is taken out. The clearer the sky, the greener the algae. With these green spirits, the water can't bear to freeze, and those weeping willows with long branches will take a picture in the water! Look, slowly rising from the clear river, the sky, mid-air and sky are so clear and blue from top to bottom, and the whole is an ethereal blue crystal. In this crystal, there are red roofs and yellow grass hills, like the gray shadows of small flowers on the carpet. This is Jinan in winter.

Three. Brief introduction of winter in Jinan

Winter in Jinan is an essay by Lao She, a famous modern writer, playwright and novelist. It was first published in 193 1 April.

Winter in Jinan is a poetic essay. Lao She taught in England for six years and was deeply impressed by the fog in England. He has also been to the southwest, so he came to Jinan, the capital of Shandong Province, which is known as the "Spring City", and he felt very strong. The title "Winter in Jinan" concisely explains the locations and festivals. Lao She firmly grasped the characteristics of "warm and sunny" in Jinan in winter and described the unique and moving winter scene in Jinan.

Lao She came to Shandong around 1930, and taught in cheeloo university of Jinan and Qingdao University of Shandong for seven years. He has a deep affection for Shandong, which is called his "second hometown". According to Lao She's wife Hu Jieqing, Lao She "often misses the years she spent in Shandong from marriage to the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression". This article was written by Lao She193/KLOC-0 when she was teaching in cheeloo university, Jinan in the spring of. It turned out to be the fifth in a series of long prose "Some Impressions" that directly described Jinan's scenic spots, and it was published in the sixth issue of European Volume I of Qi Da Monthly (193 1 April).

Fourth, Lao She's original name was Shu Qingchun, and there are other pen names, such as Qingqing, Hongse and Concubine. Because Lao She was born in beginning of spring in the lunar calendar, his parents named him "Chun Qing", which may mean celebrating the arrival of spring and having a bright future. After school, I changed my name to Shu Sheyu, which means "give up on yourself", that is, "forget me". Manchu in Beijing is a red flag man. China is a modern novelist, writer, language master and people's artist. He is the first writer in New China to win the title of "People's Artist". Representative works include Camel Xiangzi, Four Generations of a Family, Teahouse and so on.

Lao She worked selflessly all her life. He is a well-deserved "model worker" in the literary and art circles.