"Clearly derogatory but actually praising" means that on the surface it is sarcastic, but if you think about it carefully, it is praising you. The expression of "clearly criticizing but actually praising" not only makes the sentence full of humor, but also appropriately expresses the love for things and has a more intimate flavor.

Example sentences that embody "clear criticism but actual praise":

1. "The cunning eyes of our children realize that she loves us and has no intention of beating us." (Wei Wei) "My Teacher")

Analysis: In this sentence, the word 'cunning' originally has a derogatory meaning, but in the text, in a specific context, in order to highlight the gentleness and kindness of Teacher Cai Yunzhi, In order to describe the child's innocence, cleverness and naughtiness, the word "cunning" is used, which further highlights the child's observation and fearlessness, and reflects the harmony between teachers and students.

2. "Between the dark clouds and the sea, the petrels are flying proudly like black lightning." "Only the proud petrels are flying bravely and freely in the foaming sea." "Flying on the sea." (Gao Leji's "Petrel")

Analysis: The original meaning of "arrogant" is "self-esteem, looking down on others, extremely proud", which is a derogatory term, but the author uses the word "arrogant" here. , given a new meaning, means "heroic and fearless, defying the enemy", highlighting Haiyan's heroic fighting spirit and resolute and fearless fighting spirit, and highlighting the heroic spirit of the pioneer of the proletarian revolution.

3. "They are the first-class warriors and first-class people in history and the world! They are the outstanding flowers of all the great people in the world! They are the flowers of our motherland that we can be proud of! We are Our motherland is proud to have such a hero, and we are proud to be born in this heroic country!" (Wei Wei's "Who is the Loveliest Person")

Analysis: In these lyrical and argumentative sentences! In order to highlight the praise of the People's Volunteers - our most lovable people, the author is full of passion and uses the originally derogatory meaning of "pride", which exactly reflects our pride in having such great warriors. So proud! The word "proud" in this sentence means "extremely proud".