"Dwellings with Different Characteristics" What are the characteristics of Hakka houses, and what explanation methods are used in the text?

1. "Dwellings with Different Characteristics" Hakka houses have the following characteristics: 1. Fortress-style houses, which are mixed with lime in the soil, use bamboo slices and wooden strips as ribs, and build earth buildings with walls 1 meter thick and more than 15 meters high.

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Most of them are three to six floors, with more than 100 to 200 houses arranged like orange petals, with a uniform layout and grandeur.

2. The circular houses surrounded by earth buildings are arranged according to the Bagua ① layout. There are firewalls between the Gua and Gua, which are neat and uniform.

2. The text of "Dwellings with Different Characteristics" uses metaphors, comparisons, and numerical explanations: 1. Thousands of round houses or earthen buildings are dotted in the high mountains in southwestern Fujian and northeastern Guangdong.

It is the Hakka folk house known as the "wonderful folk house in the world".

This sentence uses metaphors and comparisons to briefly explain the status of the Hakka round house in the history of world architecture.

Compared with the "world's folk houses", it is a special and rare flower.

The word "embellished" is used very cleverly, indicating that the Hakkas live in sparsely populated remote mountainous areas, paving the way for the introduction of camp-style residences below.

2. Most of them are three to six floors, with more than one hundred to two hundred houses arranged like orange petals, with a uniform layout and grandeur.

The author uses numbers and metaphors to vividly and vividly explain the appearance and overall layout characteristics of the round house.

No wonder foreign friends couldn't help but exclaim when they saw the round houses from a distance - "flying saucers falling from the sky and mushrooms sprouting from the ground."