1, emerge from the cocoon, do whatever it takes, know everything, be cautious, crystal clear, insignificant and magnificent;

2, escape, go through hardships, without hesitation, die without trace, sigh, warm and comfortable, white and meticulous;

3, energetic, spare no effort, break out of the cocoon, clear, strong and unyielding, ignorant, cautious, all kinds;

4, crystal clear, insignificant, majestic, golden cicada, escape, ugly, hard, without hesitation;

5, after death, seamless, self-sighing, warm and comfortable, white and meticulous, energetic, spare no effort, vacillating;

6, no doubt, hate exaggeration, unknown, self-assertion, delicious food, not far away, gentle and pleasant, love face;

7, poised, heartless, triumphant return, rude, genuine, in twos and threes, ugly and sudden;

8. Brilliant, driven by hunger and suffering from thirst, depressed, powerless, clear, trying my best, strong, unyielding, ignorant, insignificant and majestic?

"Insects" good sentence:

1, translucent yellow color like honey, it really looks like amber carving.

Few insects are more beautiful than this small animal. The flap is in the middle, like a wide folded tie, and the forearm is under the head.

3. hey? Driven by hunger? . ? Thirst? .

When I visited their storage room, I used an axe? Digging? Yes The excavation here is very vivid.

In fact, it acts like a miner or a railway engineer. Miners support tunnels with pillars, and railway engineers reinforce tunnels with brick walls.

6, then, it will perform a strange gymnastics, the body leaps in the air, only slightly fixed on the old skin, flip the body, make the head down, pattern the wings, straighten and try to open.

7. be enthusiastic, of course? Committed to? Music, then only shrink the internal organs to place musical instruments.

8. Cicada and me? Close to each other? It has been fifteen years now, and every summer is almost two months long. They never leave my sight, and the songs never leave my ears? .

9. After a few shakes, the wasp's nest has just begun to take shape. It was at this time, in such a short time, that its hive had become as big as an acorn, which was really unexpected. They are really some magical little animals.

10, when it is near the ditch, it will certainly notice this gratifying thing, so it rushes to the water to get this precious little bit of soil. In the season without moisture, they will not easily let go of this extremely rare discovery.

1 1. Silkworms first grew in reeds in mire swamps. Many times it is attached to the broken branches of reeds and drifts in the water with reeds. That small sheath is its mobile house, which can also be said to be simple houses that it carries with it when traveling.

12, most of us are not familiar with cicada's song, because it lives in a place with foreign olive trees, but those who read Lafontaine's fable probably remember that cicada was laughed at by ants. Although Lafontaine is not the first person to tell this story.

13, the savage water beetle continued to tear at the small sheath fiercely until it knew that it had lost the food it wanted and was cheated away by the stone silkworm. Only then did he show a look of chagrin and frustration, and left the empty sheath for foraging elsewhere with infinite nostalgia and helplessness.

14. However, the stone silkworm is not a very good swimmer. Its rotation or steering looks awkward. This is because it only relies on the part of the body extending out of the sheath as the rudder propeller, and there are no other auxiliary tools. When it enjoys enough sunshine, it retracts its predecessor, exhausts air and gradually sinks.

15. Common cicadas like to lay eggs on dry branches. They choose the smallest branch, whose thickness is mostly between hay and pencil. These twigs, which hang down very little, tend to tilt up and almost die.

Insects, like cicadas, can arouse people's interest, but they are not very famous because they can't sing. If it also has cymbals, its fame should be much greater than that of famous musicians, because its shape and habits are very unusual. This will be an excellent musician.

17. At these times, it lived in a pear-shaped nest underground. It is eager to break through the nail nest of the hard shell and run to the sun. But its success depends on the environment.

18. If the thief escapes safely, the only effort the owner can make is to admit his bad luck. It wiped its cheek, took some air, flew away and started over.

19. The pear near the ground has been covered with a layer of fine sand. The rest, too, were polished like glass, which showed that it didn't roll up the pear carefully, but shaped it.

20. At this time, its color is red and white. It has to change clothes several times before it becomes ebony black. The color is getting darker and harder. Until it is covered with horny nails, it is a fully grown beetle.