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Galloping, unstoppable, invincible.

"A cone" is all the energy and connotation of life, and it is a firm will.

Stubbornness: When you decide on a thing or choose a path, you will go on without looking back despite doubts and opposition.

Dizzying: Dazzling, describing what you see is amazing.

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Often dazzled by the kind of (galloping) running on the field, the galloping racer is like a discharged bullet, piercing the air through a passage, rushing out of the way spectacular. Life is being displayed and reviewed in such a magnificent way. Sprint, the word is too good, as if all the energy and connotation of life condensed into an awl, driven by a huge fighting spirit, with (unstoppable) will to rush forward, everywhere you go, (invincible).

Like that old legend: by a small river, on a big bluestone, an old woman held an iron rod in her hand, all of a sudden, all of a sudden, with years to polish a needle. At the heart of the story is the ideal that is held tightly in the palm of the hand, and the most touching part of the story is a simple action - grinding, which has a ( shaking the heart ) name - tenacity.

2) Stubbornness means stubbornness and willfulness and not listening to the opinions of others.

Dizzy means dazzling, the mind is shaking, and the scene described is astonishing

The ancient legend in the text tells us that in order to achieve the realization and the splendid back of life, we must have a long life.

1、""A cone" means that people should have the quality of tenacity and cultivate an irreversible will to achieve their ideals.

years, with 10,000 runs forward for 1 second, its perseverance and fighting spirit and the spirit of grinding an iron pestle into a needle are the same.

3. Beautiful ideals and tenacity.

We hope you will adopt!

I'm worried, too!

But I know the first question, "a cone" refers to all the energy and content of life (see the article "All the energy and content of life condensed into an awl").

1.In the text:""A cone" means:

2.How do you understand the last paragraph of an article?

3.The old legend in the text tells us that in order to achieve and the splendor of life, we must have the quality, and even for the sake of it to stubbornly persevere.

1: It refers to the tribulations to be experienced in life.

2: Forgot ...

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According to an ancient Egyptian legend that has been passed down for thousands of years, as long as you hold a crocodile vertebrae wrapped in fresh sedge from the Nile River as a pen on the night of the full moon, and draw on the beach on the bank of the Nile according to the mood of the time, you can predict what will happen after the third full moon according to the changes of light and shadow presented by these patterns in the moonlight.

It is said that when Julius Caesar first came to Egypt, he once walked alone to the Nile River on a moonlit night, as the legend says. In the moonlight, he looked at the shimmering silver waters of the Nile, his thoughts ebbing and flowing, and his heart was surging. Perhaps it was really fateful arrangement, and at this time, he met a great wizard named Xia Wumosquito, who was very famous in Egyptian history.

The wizard didn't need to open his eyes to see the person in front of him, who was the unrivaled hero Caesar. So he told Caesar about the prophecy and handed him a sedge crocodile pen. Caesar took the pen and pondered for a long time, a few strokes of a picture on the beach.

According to the pictures, the sorcerer prophesied that Caesar would soon meet and fall in love with the most beautiful and powerful woman in all of Egypt--- queen of Egypt. Three months later, when he met the Queen of Egypt, the two really fell in love at first sight, breaking through the barriers of age and race, and both fell in love. Perhaps it was precisely because of this prophecy of the wizard not long ago that he would regard this meeting as the arrangement of fate, and willingly lower his unruly head all his life, sinking into the web of love and unable to extric......ate himself

Later, the legend of Caesar painting on a moonlit night by the Nile spread throughout Rome, throughout Europe, and has been passed down from generation to ......generation

Homer's epic poem is also the name of the Iliad and the Odyssey.

These two epics are not only a pearl in the history of ancient Greek art, but also a common artistic treasure for all mankind. The Iliad was written around the 9th century B.C., but the epic story takes place in the 12th century B.C. (equivalent to the Shang Dynasty in China). At that time, the Greek coalition and Troy waged a war that lasted for 10 years, and the Iliad mainly narrates the legendary episodes of the war, focusing on the great image of the Greek hero Achilles.

Odysseus focuses on the legend of Odysseus, a Greek general who came up with the "Trojan Horse Scheme", on his way home.

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The ancestral playfulness of "Pink Life" has been passed down to this day.

Shengdan is pure and ugly, and everything is complete.

The face of the flower face is varied.

Takeshi's fights are the most exciting.

The old rap has a board and an eye.

Yin and yang frustrate in the period.

The water sleeves of Tsing Yi are like fairies descending to earth.

He is the most comprehensive in the clown's skills.

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How many tears are shed, how much sweat is made.

How much sadness and how much sighing.

Day after day, year after year.

Thousands of stories are sung in it.

There is a hint of coolness in the autumn wind.

One autumn rain and one cold, ten autumn rains to wear cotton. ”

The autumn wind is like a magical paintbrush, and in one night, it dyes the rippling forest belt into gold.

After descending the mountain, the stalls that used to sell watermelons on the roadside were gone, and in their place were the fragrant and crisp apples and the big red pomegranates that cracked their mouths and broke their shells.

For a cup of clear water, I gave up the old water; For the sake of a rose, I gave up the rose; I gave up too much joy for the sake of one success.