Interpretation of idioms: Qi: masculinity; Zhuang: make it magnificent; Mountains and rivers: mountains and rivers. Describe heroism and make the mountains and rivers of the motherland more magnificent. ?
Origin of Idiom: Chapter 4 of Liang Xin's From Slave to General: "I heard your simple and honest words again." ?
Make sentences:
1, it's obscene, broken like sesame green beans. Why do you imprison so many great souls?
2, young and frivolous, scholar spirit, once a child's child, a husband's husband's life, will be a strong mountain and river, will be the best in history.
3. Wen Tianxiang is generous and full of integrity.
4. The five strong men of Langyashan shouted: "Long live capitalism!" This voice is overwhelming!
The portrait of Song Binxi hangs solemnly in front of the mourning hall. The elegiac couplets on both sides of the portrait "are bloody and fierce, the sun and the moon shine, and die for the people" silently tells the life of the martyrs.
6. Voltaire launched an extraordinary war, a war with one enemy and a war with great vitality.
7. Linxian people's spirit of diverting water up the mountain is full of vigor and vitality.
8. The great spirit of the Chinese nation and the lofty international humanitarian spirit promoted by this earth-shattering earthquake relief struggle will forever be recorded in the glorious history of China and the civilization and progress of human society!
9. The voice was earth-shattering, and it shouted out the voice of the people of China.