"Isn't this a great spectacle? A: What is this sentence? What thoughts and feelings did the author express?

This is a rhetorical question, which expresses the author's love and praise for natural wonders. This sentence comes from Ba Jin's lyric prose Sunrise on the Sea. "Isn't this a great spectacle?" It is the author's heartfelt admiration and an incisive summary of a large number of "wonders" in the article.

The sunrise at sea is "strange" because it shows how great the power of light is! When the dark clouds cover the sun, the sun finally breaks through the tight encirclement and shines on the world, which ultimately comes down to the author's own feelings, pays tribute to the "sunrise at sea" and expresses the author's spirit of yearning for light and striving for progress.

Extended data:

The beautiful essay Sunrise at Sea is selected from Mr. Ba Jin's Miscellanies at Sea. This book is an essay adapted from a letter written by young Ba Jin to his brother on the way to study in France on the cruise ship Anger in 1927. It recorded what Ba Jin saw and felt on the way, and his impressions after he first arrived in Paris.

This paper focuses on the scene when the sun rises. According to the order before sunrise, at sunrise and after sunrise, this paper focuses on several different scenes of sunrise on sunny and cloudy days, showing the great wonders of sunrise.

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