Words about the da river. The writer used words to draw that river, the river’s surface is often “right at noon” to have the sun. And at that time, the cliffs “cut the riverbed like a pharynx”, then “there was a time when it felt like a deer, a deer jumping from one bank to the other”. The author has shown his links seemingly unintentionally, seemingly randomly appearing but it is very reasonable, that is his ingenuity. For example, the verb “to choke”, it is like a word used in spoken language, but when placed with the image “like a throat”, it fits very well and there are no words that can be replaced. The majestic and fierce beauty of the da giang stream is also reflected in the writer’s feeling of coldness when passing through in the summer. That feeling not only shows the atmosphere here, but also creates a magnificent and majestic scene with steep cliffs that make people feel small in the vast nature. It is like a word used in spoken language, but when put with the image “like a pharynx”, it fits very well and no words can replace it. It is the brutality of the da river that serves as the background to honor the lyrical beauty and image of the ferryman. The violent scene of the river is depicted boldly in the face of the hat loong rapids. He described the river must have thousands of kilometers as “water against ice, rock against waves, waves against wind”. Only one sentence but the word “bucket” is repeated up to three times and a series of words with sharp tones, this makes the reader feel like waves, wind and water are rushing straight at him, each time higher, stronger and more continuous. Through this, we feel more clearly than ever the power of nature so terrible, so cold. It is “humpy”, summer tunnel like wild animals, full of ferocity. It was raising its claws as if ready to challenge humans. This item is made of shabby chic, luxury, diy, organization and storage solutions.