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The first lesson is two poems. I love this land and homesickness.

Lesson 2 "I use a broken palm"

Yujin Zhan Zhang

Porphyra leaf

Artemisia selengensis pé ng hā o: Erigeron chrysanthemi and Artemisia selengensis refer to weeds.

Ant lóuyǐ: Gollum and ant. Metaphor is a person with little strength or low status.

Lesson 3 "Motherland, My Dear Motherland"

Dry gānbi: dry shrinkage; Not full. Describing words and expressions is poor and boring.

Mud beach yūtān: Mud beach.

Barge bóchuán: a ship driven by a tugboat without power plant, used to transport goods (such as coal, oil, wood or grain); Sometimes it also carries passengers, usually towed by tugboats.

Tuxin CX Ρ n: brand new; Brand-new.

Germ: One of the components of plant embryos. It breaks through the seed epidermis and develops into leaves and stems. A tiny organism that can develop into an animal, plant, organ or part of a body. Metaphor is something that has just sprouted.

Lesson 4 Two foreign poems, the motherland and the blacks talk about rivers.

Devotion: Devotion.

Comfort wèijiè: comfortable; Comfortable.

Dawn chénx: The twilight after dawn.

Have a bird's eye view of kàn < Move >: (sound. Dare to speak from your eyes. Original meaning: depends on; Look). Look down from a height. Look into the distance.

Lesson 5 Kong Yiji

Qin: the original meaning: sheep live in the house. mix

Dip: The substance is contaminated by liquid. Zhàn is dipped in liquid, powder or paste, and then taken out.

Luxury and fashion.

Tuitáng: You look depressed.

Making a living: keeping in good health and keeping fit. Make a living or make a living. Especially in the business field. Ways and means of making a living. Occupation and work.

Pattern géjú∴: artistic or mechanical pattern or shape; Format; Layout. Situation. Situation.

Lesson 6 "Liu Servant's Home"

[Roll] With a stick. Such as: rolling noodles; Roll the felt. [Fang]: Brush back and forth.

Cai moves and swallows. Such as: hey hey (the way to eat); Whew (swallow) Bite [bite]. Such as: bite, bite.

Joe, no: (sound. It comes out of the mouth, the loudest. Original meaning: suck)

Zu does not shrink his lips and sucks: ~ water. ~ milk. ~ yahuazi (dialect, describing helplessness, embarrassment and sorry).

Chisel w ā n: (sound. From the knife, Wansheng. Original meaning: dig).

Catch qí n < move >: sound and form. From the hands, the sound of birds. Original meaning: capture.

Pickling ā zā [square]: dirty and unclean. Uncomfortable [mentally]; Unhappy. Swearing, asshole.

Breathing, dá oqí r: refers to shortness of breath and intermittent breathing before death. I'm out of breath because I speak fast and fast. Holding your breath is breathing in the text.

Whistle h shào: Also called "whistle", put your finger in your mouth and blow hard to make a sharp whistle-like sound.

Hide y ǐ n n

Won the honor of ró ngy and ng: won the honor. False, bear, bear. Accept or take responsibility with honor.

In one go: a metaphor for the momentum of the article from beginning to end. Metaphor the whole work process is uninterrupted and unrelenting.

MiàOshǒu-HuíCHN: a compliment to a doctor with superb medical skills. Metaphor makes the destruction turn to heal, and there is the art of bringing back the dead.

Broken wall: see "broken wall": a metaphor for broken phenomenon.

Fidgeting: describes fidgeting, fidgeting.

Tiānlúnzh Elè: Parents and children, get together and have fun together.

Vaguely, vaguely, vaguely. The description is untrue or unclear.

Looking forward to wearing wàngy?n-y?Chuān n: describes the urgency of looking forward to the return of relatives.

Lesson 7 "Chameleon"

Lesson 8 "Love Life"

Asphyxiation: difficulty in breathing or even stopping. Describe the interruption caused by the obstacle.

Chá nyá n: Rock with steep uplift, such as cliff or cliff, isolated and protruding. A jagged rocky coast, especially one that threatens navigation.

Skeleton háigǔ incarnation: the remains of. Also refers to the body. In the old days, I claimed to be the best in the world, so I resigned and claimed to beg for bones.

Chumá o-qiú c: Deliberately grasping other people's minor faults.

Dying y m: y m: n-y: x: only a weak breath. Describe weak breathing, dying.

Lesson 9 "Talking about Life"

Arrogance and extravagance: arrogance and extravagance.

Yin Qing qρng yín: This article refers to crisp singing.

Shade: The trees covered the hot sun. In ancient times, it was used to show that the elders took care of the younger generation or ancestors and blessed their children and grandchildren.

Fang Xin fā ng xā n: Xiang.

Yi Yu è: Happy; Happy.

Yunyú nyì: the name of TCM disease. A thin nebula left behind by corneal diseases.

A torrent runs thousands of miles. Metaphor writing is bold and unrestrained.

Lesson 10 Tree

Collapse d m ot ā n: collapse.

Strangled by the neck,

Huang Lin and Huang Lin.

Zh not ud à o rú d ǐ: This article describes the smoothness and smoothness of highways. From the Book of Songs: "Zhou Dao is like a rock and straight as an arrow." It is intended to describe the political clarity of the Zhou Dynasty, and the same is true on average.

Reflections on the Underground Forest in Lesson 1 1

Barren JBó: The land is not fertile.

Addicted to ché nmi m: deeply obsessed, unable to extricate themselves.

Indulge in Metaphor is to concentrate on something or be in a certain realm or thinking activity.

Weak chá nru Ⅱ ∴: thin and weak. Lack of authority and ability. Thin; Pity.

Shading: Shading the sun.

Vast and boundless hà oh à n wú yí n: Vast and boundless.

The curling smoke cloud ni m: oni m: o y ā nyun: describes the smoke rising around.

Landslides and ground fissures shānbēng-d Liè: landslides and ground cracks. Describe the momentum. Also known as "landslide".

The singing of birds B: I'm Ni: O: Ji: The singing of all kinds of birds.

Anonymous yǐNXūng-máimíng: concealing your real name.

Lesson 12 "Life"

Look at zhānwàng∶: Look at the distance or height. Admire and hope.

Ingestion of shè q incarnation: absorption. Shoot me.

Take some photos.

The gain zē ngyì is a parameter indicating the radiation concentration degree of directional antenna, which is the ratio of the square of the electric field intensity generated by directional antenna and directional antenna in a predetermined direction. Represents the power amplification factor of the amplifier, expressed by the common logarithm of the ratio of output power to input power, and the unit is decibel. Short for "transmission gain" in telecommunication transmission. Increase the harvest and income.

Gift kuìzèng: Gifts also refer to things given and gifts.

Enjoy it: I am tireless, because I like to do something. Describe being particularly interested in something and immerse yourself in it. He also said that he enjoyed it.

Lesson 13 The Merchant of Venice

Compassion: show sympathy for those who suffer. I can't bear to see people suffer.

Exemption: exemption.

Páodài: also called "substitution", which is the abbreviation of the idiom "substitution". It means to act beyond one's authority or to arrange for it.

Accept, accept.

Forgive a mistake, offense or faux pas.

Heart like a stone x:n rútií

A heart of stone: a metaphor for being determined and unmoved by feelings.

All evil is unforgivable: extremely vicious and unforgivable; Sinful.

Inspection team members biàn jīqún jí and qún jí: check, check.

Chicken and dog are restless. J: qu: n-b: It means that riots affect chickens and dogs, and all beings are disturbed and restless.

There are examples that can help you, and there are precedents for reference. Help, quote.

Lesson 14 heads/tails

Ciba cíbā: a kind of food made of steamed and mashed glutinous rice, which is sticky and soft.

Snoring d m h ā: Heavy sound caused by respiratory obstruction and vibration of tongue and soft palate during sleep.

Haze yρnmáI: Due to a large amount of smoke and dust suspended, the air is turbid.

Travel expenses pán Chan:[ Mouth]: Travel expenses. Coil. Pocket money

Egret Lù s: Also called "Cormorant". Waterbirds have big wings and short tails, and long necks and legs. Common birds are egrets, herons and green herons. Egret, also known as "Egret", has pure white feathers and a slender top, and preys on small fish.

There is a rare tooth: a hearty meal I haven't eaten for a long time.

Peace of mind yí rá NZ √ dé: Peace of mind, describing joy. Smug, comfortable or comfortable.

Sleepy-eyed shuì y m: n-x and ngs not ng: describe just waking up, eyes still dull and fuzzy.

Tiptoe Niè sh ǒ u-Niè ji ǒ o: describes walking lightly. Also known as "pinching hands and feet".

Lesson 15 "Jujube"

Lesson 16 The Sound of Music

Describe the steepness of mountains or the towering buildings. A high mountain peak. Gao Shuang is empty. It's huge. Extraordinary, extraordinary.

Mammy mó mo:: is a title for an older nun.

Ripple liány: tiny ripples, tiny water waves.

Rows of Lí nci-zhí b ǐ: Like fish scales and comb teeth, they are arranged next to each other. It is often used to describe the density of houses.

All night is not ngxi ā o-dá dà n: from dusk to dawn.

Worship dǐnglǐ-móbài: It is said to be a very pious salute. Bowing ceremony: kneel on the ground and touch the feet of the person you admire with your head. Worship: Raise your forehead with your hands and kneel down. Both are the most respected bow-down rituals of Buddhists. Metaphor worship.

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