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Jun Qing, the author of Sunrise on the Sea, described the magnificent scenery of watching the sunrise in the Eagle Corner Pavilion in Beidaihe Dongshan in the order of before sunrise, during sunrise and after sunrise.

Sunrise at Sea is not in a text in the second volume of the fifth grade of the new science education edition, which describes the spectacular sunrise at sea.

"Sea" is the sea, and the title connects the two scenic spots with great ornamental value, which makes people feel beautiful. The vastness of the sea and the splendor of the sunrise complement each other, which has always been deliberately described by literati. There are many articles about sunrise at sea written by famous writers, and this article by writer Jun Qing is unique.

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Sunrise at Sea is a lyric article. By watching the sunrise at Dongshan Antlers Pavilion in Beidaihe, the author wrote the gentle scenery of the sunrise and expressed the magnificence of the sea.

As can be seen from the contents of the article, the author watched the sunrise at dawn, and words such as "It's not four o'clock yet", "It's still dark", "Little Star's waning moon" and "Dawn after the rain" can indicate that the time is at dawn. From I Get Up Before Four, we can understand the author's desire to get up early, because he is eager to watch the sunrise. ?

The third paragraph of the text depicts the beautiful scenery before sunrise. The author describes the residual clouds, the morning star, the glow and the sea reflected by it in the sky. Facing this beautiful picture, the author feels a soft and bright beauty.

The only sentence in the fifth paragraph is that the author feels beautiful and spectacular in the face of the amazing depth of field of the sun, which makes him sincerely sigh and admire. ?

The sixth and seventh paragraphs of the text depict the beautiful picture after sunrise. The author describes static scenery such as mountains, trees, temples and buildings, and dynamic scenery such as smoke and morning fog.