There are cliffs on both sides of the river, and many suspended stone emulsions have been immersed in the river, like lotus flowers.

Flowers, like begonia Ye Er, like grapes hanging one after another, like immortals riding cranes and musicians playing flutes? Maybe you forgot that you are on the Lijiang River! (Yang Shuo's "Painting Mountains and Embroidering Water")

A huge white lilac blooms on the gray tile of the roof. As snow, as jade, as splashing waves. (Wang Meng, "sound of spring")

Apollo? Using several vehicles to repeatedly set metaphors from different angles to illustrate an ontology is called metaphor or even comparison. The use of metaphor can strengthen meaning and add momentum.

Continuous application: if one metaphor is used to compare an ontology and another metaphor is used to compare another ontology, it is not a metaphor, but a continuous application of metaphor. ?