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1) Idioms that describe the appearance of the characters: big waist, cape, tiger back and bear waist, well-dressed, dignified appearance.

2) Idioms that describe the demeanor of the character: stunned, stunned, radiant, engrossed, concentrated.

3) Idioms that describe the mood of the characters: nervous, anxious, seven up and eight down, six gods without masters, and uncertain.

4) Idioms that describe the quality of the character: self-sacrificing, selflessness, clean breeze on both sleeves, helping others for pleasure, and collecting money.

One husband is the pass, and ten thousand people can't open it - as long as one person checks the pass, even 10,000 people can't open it. Describe the terrain as dangerous, easy to defend and difficult to attack.

One drum: In ancient times, when fighting, the first drum was played, and the soldiers were full of courage; By the second beating, courage waned; Then on to the third drum, the courage is gone.

Indomitable: It means not afraid of difficulties and keeps moving forward.

Condescending: Refers to the military occupation of the high ground and the control of the below.

Dedication: This refers to Zhuge Liang's loyalty and dedication to serve the country. Now it is described as working tirelessly and contributing all the strength.

Standing proudly: Describes a firm and unwavering attitude.

Tempered into steel: A metaphor for a long period of training to become a strong person.

Win every battle: Describe every battle to win, invincible.

Indomitable: Describes being strong-willed.

Last Stand: A metaphor for a battle to the death.

Blue Blood Pill Heart: Describe firm loyalty.

A righteous body, not afraid of danger, bright and upright, upright, wise and brave, trying to turn the tide, being wise in an emergency, and worthy of the sky.

Calm and composed, save the day, relax and happy, calm and calm, star-blank, stunned, smiling, sorrowful, sorrowful, stunned, depressed, hippie smile.

I saw her leap forward; Soaring into the air, it bends up in the air and spins downward. Oh, the whole auditorium on the south side rose in the opposite direction to her, spinning towards the back of her head. Now she had turned a hundred and eighty degrees in the air, and all that was left in her sight was the green carpet, as if she were diving towards the sparkling blue sea.

Then, she volleyed and turned upward, and the entire auditorium in the north descended in the opposite direction to her, turning along the back of her head and back.

A good paragraph describing the characters is as follows:

1. He was silent on the podium, with one hand on his cheek, tilting his head sideways, looking out the window. Outside the window, he saw "a group of greedy gnawing old people wandering the streets." He turned his head and didn't say anything. Just pick up the textbook and start reading the sample questions to the students.

2. I have a lovely younger brother with a round face and a pair of big round eyes under his slender eyebrows, and if you ask a question, his black grape-like eyes will roll in his sockets. Beneath the high bridge of his nose was a small mouth.

3. My cousin Fan Fan is five years old this year. Because he is a dog, the whole family calls him "Dog". He was thin and small, with a big head like a gourd, and he was always dangling all day long, as if he was thinking about something.

4. My cousin Wenwen, who is five years old this year, is a child in the kindergarten class. She is very tall, slightly fat, with a convex forehead, a collapsed nose, black and shiny hair, a red face like a flower about to bloom, and two bright eyes, we all call him "Little Bud".

5. Gradually, I will naughtily put the leftover fat and burnt corn into my father's bowl, he never refuses, but he does not show his personality and happiness, just silently eat the fat I sandwiched. I was so uneasy about his actions, why was I able to shoehorn what I didn't like to my father, and I was ......ashamed to think of Confucius's words, "Do not do unto others as you would have them do unto you".