He knows that the dew will be frost tonight, and how bright the moonlight is at home! . What do you mean?

"He knows that the dew will be frost tonight" not only writes about the scenery, but also points out the season. The night of the Millennium Festival is clear and refreshing, which makes people feel chilly. "

How bright the moonlight is at home! He is also a landscape writer, but what the author writes is not completely objective, but incorporates his own subjective feelings.

It's a bright moon in the world, and it makes no difference. It is certain that the moon in my hometown is the brightest: it is my own psychological illusion, and it is so certain that there is no doubt. However, this technique of taking illusion as truth will not make people feel unreasonable, because it profoundly shows the author's subtle psychology and highlights his feelings for his hometown. It is precisely because it inspired people's inner voice that this sentence was made.