Xiang pinyin xiàng is a general standard first-level Chinese character. It means direction, indicating the direction of action.
1. At the conference, we paid tribute to the heroes, presented flowers to the heroes, and vowed to learn from the heroes.
2. The flowers smile to the sun, nod to the wind, and say hello to the bees.
3. I learned to meow from kittens, jump from kangaroos, and climb trees from monkeys.
4. Forward, forward, forward, our team faces the sun.
5. Go forward along this street, turn right at the first intersection, and finally turn left at the third traffic light to reach the bank.
6. Last night, someone witnessed a mysterious flying object appearing in the northeast, southwest and southeast.
7. Among the heroic sons and daughters, Wang Cheng shouted: Toward the new China, toward victory, toward a better tomorrow, shoot at me.
8. The leaves of the tree grow toward the sun, the roots of the tree grow toward the water source, and the crown of the tree grows toward the sky.
9. I want to learn from students with good grades, students with good moral character, and students with good labor.
10. When I came to the zoo, I made faces to the tigers, said hello to the lions, and said hello to the monkeys.
11. I learned to meow from kittens, jump from kangaroos, and climb trees from monkeys.
12. On the grass, the flowers smiled at me, the birds sang happily to me, and the willow tree girl waved to me with her long green braid.