Bede refers to attaching certain characteristics of natural objects to people's moral sentiment, which leads to personification of natural objects and objectification of people's moral character. Its essence is that the beauty of natural beauty lies in its moral and ethical character.
According to the above definition, which of the following does not include the natural aesthetic of Bede?
In a novel, the author praises the young woman who is naturally indifferent and keeps herself to herself. Like the plum in winter, the wind knows the rhyme of plain, and the frost knows the cold posture.