A: 1. Only through hellish tempering can we forge the power to create heaven. Only a bloody finger can play the swan song of the world. -Tagore

2. Good luck in prosperity is what people hope for; Good luck in adversity is surprising to people. -bacon

3. Fatalism is an excuse for the weak who lack willpower. -romain rolland

4. Although there are dark clouds in the sky, there will always be the sun shining above them. -Ayako Miura

5. Please savor everything left by the pain! Once suffering is over, it becomes sweet. -Goethe

6. In the stormy weather of life, we often learn from the captain and throw away the heavy cargo under the storm to reduce the weight of the ship. -Balzac

7. People are stronger and unyielding in adversity than in care, and it is easier to preserve their body and mind when they are unlucky than when they are lucky. -Hugo

8. Nothing is difficult in the world, as long as you are willing to climb. -* * *

19. There is a road to diligence in the mountain of books-ancient poetry

1. Everything is difficult at the beginning, as is the case in every science. -Marx

11. On the road of life, everyone will encounter difficulties and setbacks, depending on whether you can overcome them. If you defeat, you are a hero and a strong man in life. -Zhang Haidi

12. As long as the backbone is not bent, there is no mountain that cannot be carried. Hong Zhanhui, the top ten people who moved China

13. When people are in adversity, their ability to adapt to the environment is really amazing. People can endure misfortune or overcome it, because people have amazing potential, and as long as they are determined to play it, they will certainly be able to tide over the difficulties. -Carnegie

14. There is a solution to any problem, and there is nothing unthinkable. -Edison

15. When God gives people difficulties, he also gives them wisdom. -Hugo

16. Only pain can make you happy. -Beethoven

17. Life is a fight. -korolenko

18. It is only to strengthen your will that God sets up many obstacles on the road. -Tagore

19. The only shortcoming that we can't correct is weakness. -laroche Foucault

2. I want to hold my destiny by the throat-Beethoven

21. The foggy morning doesn't mean it is a cloudy day. Numerous wounds are the best things that life gives you, because every wound marks a step forward. -romain rolland

22. Hope doesn't matter, it doesn't matter. This is just like the road on the ground. In fact, there is no road on the ground, and more people walk, so it becomes a road. Author: Lu Xun

23. Human beings should strive to survive in the competition. -Sun Yat-sen

24. Life is a voyage. Sailing is bound to encounter strong winds from all sides, but every gust of wind will speed up your speed. As long as you keep the rudder steady, even the storm will not make you deviate from the course. -Lucy Williams

25. Make up your mind not to be afraid of sacrifice and overcome all difficulties to win. -* * *

26. The response to imaginary difficulties is not to avoid or bypass them, but to face them, deal with them and fight them in an enterprising and wise way. -maxwell Maltz

27. Luck is not without fear and trouble; Bad luck is not without comfort and hope. -bacon

28. insist that the green hills are not relaxed, and the roots are originally in the broken rocks. Thousands of blows are still strong, and the wind is southeast and northwest. -Zheng Banqiao

29. Difficulties are both a bad thing and a good thing. Difficulties will force people to find ways, and difficult environments can train talents. -Xu Teli

3. There is no royal road to science, and only those who do not fear fatigue and climb along steep mountain roads can hope to reach its glorious summit. -Marx

31, human life is like a flood running. It is difficult to stir up beautiful waves without encountering islands and reefs. -Osterloh Jaysky

32. People are at the end of their tether, and being able to extricate themselves is not cowardice! -Xu Beihong

33. Difficulties are people's textbooks. -North Korea

34. Difficulties and torture are a hammer that hits the blank, which should knock out fragile iron filings and forge a sharp steel knife. Chekhov

35. The greater the difficulty, the greater the glory. -Cicero 2. A sentence that describes a man who is not afraid of pain

A man does not flick when he has tears.

men will shed blood for justice.

a man will shed tears for the truth.

a man will never break his word if he keeps his promise.

a man is brave and won't give up.

A man is self-respecting and will not give in to others; Men are broad-minded and won't haggle over every ounce.

men are not stingy, and don't be misers.

men are not greedy and don't be vampires.

a man is upright, careless and clear.

A real man is a spiritual force. He is too mighty to be bent, too poor to be moved, too rich to be lewd.

A man is ambitious, struggling and striving for self-improvement.

men are cultured, polite and courteous.

A man is caring, has a sense of justice, and can stand up to evil. 3. Idioms or words that describe pain

Be heartbroken (āi tòng yù jué)

Be heartbroken to death. Describe grief to the extreme.

the pain of peeling skin (b? f zh? t? ng)

peeling: peeling. Skin: skin. Refers to the pain caused by extreme suffering.

b ù gu ā n t ò ng y ? ng)

Pain: a metaphor for suffering or something urgent. Metaphor is a matter of immediate concern. Of having nothing to do with one's own interests.

it's neither painful nor itchy. The original description can't say a kind of affliction. Now many metaphors don't touch the essence, don't hit the point, and don't solve the problem.

Chu ā ng j ù t ò ng sh ē n

trauma; Pain: pain. Suffered a lot of trauma and pain. It originally meant mourning for the loss of parents, just like being hit hard. The latter metaphor refers to suffering great harm and pain.

well, forget about the pain (h m: o le Chu ā ng b ā w à ng le tò ng)

It means to forget the past difficulties or lessons of failure after the situation improves.

Huá ng Lú zh? t? ng

?: the mound where the wine urn is placed; Huang Yi: Huang Gong Jiu Yi; Pain: grief. Collect the words of dead friends.

Qiè ch ǐ t ò ng Hè n

describes resentment to the extreme.

qiè f ū zh? t? ng

Skin cutting: personal, personal. Suffering personally. Metaphor is deeply felt.

q and n t ò ng chó u kuà i

Don't grieve your own people and make your enemies happy. It means that some kind of depression is only beneficial to the enemy, not to oneself.

sà ng mí ng zh and tê ng

Blindness: blindness. In ancient times, my son died in midsummer, crying blind. Later refers to the sadness of losing a child.

Sh ē nW ù tò ng Jí

Evil: disgust; Pain: hate. Refers to extreme aversion to someone or something.

Shí b ü ng Ji ǔ t ò ng

describes the whole body pain.

I'm in pain (tòng bù yù shēng)

I'm so sad that I don't want to live. Describe grief to the extreme.

t ê ng d ê ng s and t ê ng

refers to remembering the pain at that time after the grief has calmed down. It often means being alert to the future. 4. I'm particularly afraid of pain. How to describe it with idioms

I'm afraid to explain war: fear; Cautious: a cautious look.

describes the appearance of trembling with great fear. Also describes the appearance of caution.

The source of The Book of Songs Xiaoya Xiaomin: "Being afraid is like walking on thin ice." Structural combination.

usage is often derogatory. Generally used as predicate, adverbial and complement.

intonation tremors; It can't be pronounced "kè". Distinguish form and fear; You can't write "Jing" or "Jing".

The synonym is treading on thin ice, and the antonym is bold ~ It is different from "sincere fear": ~ It focuses on describing fear; Describe the external appearance; "Sincere fear" focuses on describing anxiety; Describe the inner psychology. Example (1) Premier Zhou once pointed out; Building a dam on the Yangtze River is a great event to go down in history. We want to use ~; Treat the work on thin ice.

(2) The child walked slowly. Afraid of falling. 5. Words and phrases that describe pain

Grief-stricken, peeling off the skin, pain-stricken, pain-stricken, crying

Grief-stricken, pain-stricken, pain-stricken, pain-stricken, pain-stricken, pain-stricken, calm and happy

Frowning, heartache, pain-stricken, pain-stricken, pain-scarred, pain-stricken, pain-healed, forget the pain, Huanglong, Moxibustion moxa points to pain, head aches, heart aches, heart attacks

Long Hu's pain, fear of itching, seven diseases, eight pains, gnashing his teeth, hate gnashing his teeth

The pain of cutting the skin, light pity and regret, close relatives and enmity, fast ten diseases, nine pains, three diseases and four pains

The pain of ignorance, deep hatred, deep hatred, deep hatred, and pain

It's not painful to repent before it's forced to suppress poverty

Cry bitterly, pain into the bone marrow, pain into the heart and spleen

I hate headache, forehead heat headache moxibustion, foot pain moxibustion, brain heat headache cure, foot pain cure

headache cure, Foot pain cures foot pain, slanders ugliness, distresses the brain, distresses the brain, distresses the heart, cuts the bones, grieves the bones, hurts the mind, hurts the needles,

Drank Huanglong's stinging pain-related pain, self-made ai, innocuous, self-made ai, crying

Face-to-face beating burning ai, splitting pain

Grinning. 6. Describe a very painful idiom

Be in agony and grief-stricken.

great pain-creation: trauma; Pain: pain. Suffered a lot of trauma and pain. It originally meant mourning for the loss of parents, just like being hit hard. The latter metaphor refers to suffering great harm and pain.

dying-refers to passing out and waking up because of extreme pain or sorrow. Describe being beaten badly or crying badly.

mourn for the first time-sadness in my heart and headache. Describe grief to the extreme.

headache with forehead fever-see "headache with brain fever".

headache and brain fever-see "headache and brain fever".

grin-grin. Open your mouth and show your teeth. Describe the appearance of fierce or unbearable pain.