Even if I am broken to pieces, I still want to clear what you mean

The meaning of the Qingjun side is to eliminate the villains and bad people around the king, emperor, boss, and boss. Even if it is broken bones, you must help the king and others to get rid of the villain.

The meaning of this sentence is the meaning of writing, even if it is broken, that is, no matter what, I will clean up all these bad people around you, so that you can have a good environment.

Meaning: Even if the body is broken, he is not afraid, and he is willing to leave his innocence in the world.

From: Yu Qian Ming's "Lime Yin".

Thousands of hammers were carved out of the deep mountains, and the fire burned as if it were idle.

Don't be afraid of broken bones, you have to leave your innocence in the world.

Translation: Limestone can only be mined from the mountains after a thousand beatings, and it is common for it to burn in flames. Even if he is broken, he is not afraid, and is willing to leave his innocence in the world.

Lime Chant: Praise Lime. Yin: Chanting, a name for a genre of ancient poetry (a form of ancient poetry).

Thousands of hammers and chisels: also known as "thousands of hammers" or "thousands of hammers"; Refers to the countless hammer blows and chisels, describing the lime mining as very difficult. Thousands, thousands: empty words, many descriptions. Hammer: Hammered. Chisel: chisel.

If you are idle: It seems to be a very common thing. If: as if, as if; Leisure: Usual, relaxed.

Innocence: refers to the white nature of lime, and is a metaphor for noble conduct. The world: the world.

Learn ancient poems: Yu Qian's "Lime Yin" is not afraid of broken bones, and he wants to leave his innocence in the world.

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Law, sang the praises of the excellent quality and unyielding spirit of lime. A metaphor for the poet for the country.

Returning to the ambition of establishing a history for the Democratic Construction Industry, no matter how many hardships you have to go through, even if you are broken, you must complete the value and meaning of your own existence. The meaning of these two poems is that even if you are not afraid of broken bones, as long as you can leave your innocence in the world. These two sentences borrow the mouth of lime, a pun.

It shows the author's spirit of not being afraid of sacrifice and the pursuit of eternal noble character in the world.

I am not afraid of broken bones at all, as long as I leave a noble and honest body in the world.

Even if he is broken, he is not afraid, and is willing to leave his innocence in the world.

It doesn't matter if you are broken or broken, you must leave the noble discipline in the world.

No matter how many hardships you have to go through, even if you are broken bones, you must fulfill the value and meaning of your existence.

The third sentence is "crushed."

The bones are not afraid". "Broken bones" is very vividly written to burn limestone into lime powder, and".

The three words "quan quan is not afraid" also reminds us that it may contain the spirit of not being afraid of sacrifice. As for the last sentence "to leave innocence in the world", the author is expressing his feelings directly, determined to be a pure and innocent person.

Dare to fight against evil people and things, and even if you fail, you must declare the existence of justice.

I am not afraid at all, as long as I leave my noble integrity in the world.

Meaning: refers to the body complex shattering.

And die. It is a metaphor for the loss of life for a purpose or in danger.

Pinyin: fěn shēn suì gǔ

Source: Tang Jiang Fang's "The Biography of Huo Xiaoyu": "I volunteered in my life, and I was obeyed today, and I swore not to give up." ”

Translation: The aspirations and aspirations that I have pursued all my life have been obtained today, and for this reason I will not give up even if I lose my life.

Example sentence: For the victory of the revolution, even if you are crushed, you will not hesitate.

synonyms: desperate, born into death, broken body and bones, horse leather shroud, powder body and gray bones, broken body and body, fallen body and bones, broken head and body, killing and becoming benevolent, body and head in a different place, passing away, gray body and bones, liver and brain smeared on the ground, going to the soup and fire, broken bones and powdered body.

Antonyms: intact, unscathed, intact, intact, intact, intact.

[Idiom copy]: Broken bones.

Pinyin]: baifěn shēn suì gǔ [interpretation]: body du shattered and died. Compare.

Zhi is a metaphor for the loss of life for a certain purpose or danger.

Tang Jiang Fang's "Biography of Huo Xiaoyu": "I volunteered in my life, and I was obeyed today, and I swore not to give up." ”

Example]: If a war maniac dares to act rashly and start a war, the result will inevitably be crushed under the mountain. Yang Shuo's "The First Branch of the East Wind".

synonyms]: the liver and brain are smeared on the ground, the body is in a different place, and the body is killed.

Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, a definite, a complement; Describes a person dying for a purpose.

The body shattered and died. It is a metaphor for the loss of life for some purpose or danger.

粉体碎骨 ( fěn shēn suì gǔ ).

Explanation: The bones are broken. Refers to the loss of life.

It's just that he was beaten to the point that only scum remains.

It's that you are so beautiful, no matter how young you are, I still miss you in my heart, and when I see you again, there will still be the first amazement and love in my eyes. For this love for you, I am willing to give everything, even if I die, even if my soul is gone, I love you as before.

Disgusting to death...

So the classic poem actually says disgusting?

Crushed bones: The body is shattered and dies. It is a metaphor for the loss of life for a purpose or in danger.

Pinyin: 专fěn shēn suì gǔ

Translation: I am incompetent and dirty, and I am flawed in my appearance, and by accepting the grace of Your Majesty, I cannot destroy myself to pieces, so as to repay Your Majesty's kindness.

粉体碎骨 ( fěn shēn suì gǔ ).

Interpretation] The whole body is crushed. It mostly refers to sacrificing one's life for a certain purpose.

The body shattered and died. It is a metaphor for the loss of life for some purpose or danger.

The whole body is crushed. Refers to the loss of life for a certain purpose.

It is a metaphor for the loss of life for some purpose or danger.

All the bones in his body were shattered.

Crushing the body means crushing the body and dying. It is a metaphor for the loss of life for a purpose or in danger.

Pinyin: fěn

shēnsuìgǔ

Source: Tang Jiang Fang's "Biography of Huo Xiaoyu": "Life Volunteering; Received today; Broken bones; I vow not to give up. ”

Body smashing.

Meaning: The body is rotten, and the bones are broken.

More means: sacrifice, but deeper than sacrifice.

It means sacrificing one's life for a certain purpose!

Legend has it that this was written by Yu Qian when he was 12 years old. In the poem, he uses lime to express his noble spirit of not being afraid of difficulties, being loyal and unyielding, and willing to sacrifice for the interests of the people. The first sentence describes the hardships and difficulties of mining limestone, indicating that lime has been tempered since its birth.

The second sentence writes that the lime has to be calcined by a fierce fire during the firing process, and in the face of severe tests, it is calm and calm. "Burning with fire" and "if idle" are in stark contrast, which brings out the tenacity of lime. The last two sentences borrow the mouth of lime, a pun, which expresses the author's spirit of not being afraid of sacrifice and the pursuit of eternal noble character in the world.

The poems use techniques such as personification and metaphor for people, the images are vivid, and the language is also very powerful.

Explanation: It took a lot of hammers to get out of the mountains, and the fire smelting was also very common and indifferent.

Even if you are not afraid of broken bones, as long as you can leave your innocence in the world.

"Broken bones" vividly describes the burning of limestone into lime powder, and the words "not afraid at all" remind us that it may contain the spirit of not being afraid of sacrifice. As for the last sentence "to leave white in the world", the author is expressing his feelings directly, determined to be a pure and innocent person. The blue and white in this sentence is compared to the color of the stone, which is now the meaning of "innocence".

The author borrowed things and used lime as a metaphor to express his noble sentiment of not being afraid of hardships and dangers, not afraid of sacrifice, and being innocent on the road of life.

I am not afraid of broken bones and bones, and I want to leave my innocence in the world.

Hehe! Don't be afraid of broken bones, you have to leave your innocence in the world

Zheng Zheng is arrogant and incorruptible, and does not enter the turbid stream. The meaning of his words has made countless children follow suit.

The meaning of this sentence is that even if I am broken, I will love you without hesitation. The biggest impact of this sentence is that the person who is confessed will be moved.

Hello, this is a love sentence, and I think there is nothing in love that will never be recovered, this should be a love TV series that I have watched too much, and I think this sentence is not grounded and practical, it is better for you to find a reliable person to date.