[Interpretation] Trend: Trend; Cater to. Inflammation: heat. Flatter and cling to powerful people.

[Language] Song? Chen Shan's "Grasshopper Newspeak": the cover is sentimental; Since ancient times. ?

[Pronunciation] Potential; Can't read as? s .

[Shape discrimination] trend; Can't write? Driving? .

The meaning of a song is like an ant attached to it.

Be upright, be upright.

Inscribe the trend.

In Song Zhenzong, there was an official named Li Chui. He is honest and hates flattery in officialdom. He was also demoted for accusing Ding Wei, the prime minister of the Song Dynasty. Upon learning of his accession to the throne, people in the Song Dynasty were demoted and Li Chui was recalled to Beijing. People advised him to see the Prime Minister, but he said, I have seen some ministers do things unfairly and often criticize them in person. How can they go to the gate of power to deal with those powerful people now? He was soon demoted again.

Examples of making sentences in the face of situations

1) I don't like to follow the trend and gradually get used to a carefree life.

2) The more corrupt officials are, the more they like to follow suit.

3) Deng Wudi, who is full of ambition, holds a small apple and is intoxicated by everyone's attention.

4) You have a close relationship with this snob, so beware of those who are close to the ink.

5) Don't pay attention to such a snob!

6) You are a rebel and a follower of the trend! Is an unscrupulous opportunist!

7) I don't know how many relatives and friends will follow suit when you are still proud.

8) Han Yu said, "A gentleman should be considerate and do his own thing." How can I be a snob?

He is a snob, and his antics are not flattering.

10) is a villain's behavior, not our gentleman's.

1 1) snobs can't share weal and woe! byron

12) I despise such people who follow the trend and get reused.

13) one is to follow the trend, pursue fame and gain profits, and try to get a share in the officialdom by means of flattery, flattery, hemorrhoids and so on.

14) Time is like a slave master. For a departing guest, he only shakes hands slightly, but for a new guest, he will stretch out his arms and fly to hug him. Shakespeare

15) He is a snob and is not worth socializing with.

16) He is so good at following the crowd that everyone looks down on him.

17) Time is like a master who agrees with others. He just shakes hands with a departing guest, but for a new guest, he will stretch out his arms and fly to hug him. Welcome always smiles, farewell always sighs.

18) It is inevitable that people are not snobbish.

19) Time is like a slave master, only shaking hands with a departing guest, but reaching out to a new guest, flying over and hugging him. Welcome always smiles, farewell always sighs. Shakespeare

20) During the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, some traitors relied on the Japanese invaders to follow suit and oppress their compatriots, which was anathema to the general public.

2 1) Don't share joys and sorrows with people who agree with others. byron

22) such a snob is not worth socializing with.

After he became a member of parliament, those who agreed with others soon became frequent visitors to his family.

24) Don't blame me for being a snob, you know people have to bow their heads under the eaves!

25) The media is nominally free, although it is snobbish and is often harassed by officials.

26) At present, there are more and more people who follow the trend in society, which is distressing.

27) You can't blame them for being pushy, you can only blame yourself for not doing well enough.

28) Even due to the relationship between equipment and technology, camping itself has become a problem.

29) May: You can't blame them for following the trend, but you should blame yourself for not doing well enough.

30) Maybe it's a weakness of human nature! There are quite a few people in the society who are obedient, respectful and follow suit like him.

3 1) A person should have backbone, be upright, and don't follow the trend.

32) People in have it both ways have changed their views, especially their political views, to meet the current needs.

33) The motive for using these words is solemnity rather than snobbery.

In my opinion, he is an opportunist who favors others.

At today's meeting, his flattery was really disgusting.

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