人常说:“桂子花开,十里飘香。”桂花确实很香,但要说它的香味儿能飘到十里以外,恐怕也不太可能。这种说法,是把小的说大了,夸大了桂花香的程度。当然,把大的说小了的例子在我们说话和作文时也很常见,例如:小胆跑得真快,一眨眼就不见影儿了。这里的“一眨眼”把“不见影儿”的时间缩短了。这种故意把大的说小了,把小的说大了,明明都是 People often say: “Gui Zi flowers open, fragrant miles.” Osmanthus indeed very fragrant, but to say that its fragrance can float to ten miles away, I am afraid it is unlikely. This argument is to say big small, exaggerated the extent of sweet-scented osmanthus fragrance. Of course, it is also common for us to say small examples when we speak and write. For example, a small bile runs so fast that it does not appear in a blink of an eye. Here's “blink of an eye” to “disappear” time reduced. This deliberately big big small, small big big, obviously all