What is the structure of the sixth paragraph of Seeing the Weather from the Clouds?

Rhetorical devices, such as personification, parallelism and quotation, are also used to make the article more interesting and vivid, such as "The cloud that stands highest is called cirrostratus", "At this time, if cirrostratus wants to change its name and surname, it should be called the advanced cloud" and "... the sun and the moon are hidden". These sentences are written in words, which are both concrete and vivid. In the first paragraph of the text, sentences with various postures written by metaphor and rhetoric constitute a group of parallelism sentences, which enhances the momentum and rhythm of the language. In addition, when explaining the relationship between the brilliant phenomenon on the cloud and the weather change, many proverbs are quoted, such as "don't go out at sunrise, travel thousands of miles at sunset". These are all summed up by the working people in our country in the process of production and life. They reflect some experience or truth of things, are simple and popular, have a harmonious tone and are easy to remember and recite.