Elegant and unrestrained: Elegant and generous in demeanor, extraordinary in bearing. Majestic: Describing a person who is full of energy and extraordinary demeanor. Gentle and graceful: Describing a person with a gentle attitude and gentle actions. It also sometimes refers to a lack of combativeness and not being bold and aggressive in doing things. , not aggressive. Well-mannered: Describes a beautiful appearance and posture in all aspects. Vibrant: Yiyi: Full of energy. Describes being full of energy and radiant. Full of rosy: Full face: the entire face. Describes a comfortable mood and a strong spirit The appearance is majestic: to describe the momentum or style that makes people awe. The appearance is dignified: to describe the good appearance and burly figure. Personable: demeanor: beautiful behavior and posture; graceful: elegant appearance. The behavior is elegant and graceful. Luoluo generous: Luoluo: frank, Cheerful appearance. Describes natural and generous speech and behavior. Calmness: as if nothing has happened. Describes being calm and calm in taking care of one's own affairs. It also refers to not caring about problems. Habitual: refers to doing something often, or seeing a certain phenomenon often, that is, It feels very normal. Unit 2: The beginning of a new year: refers to the beginning of a new year. The Spring Festival couplets are often combined with the following sentence "everything is renewed". Everything is renewed: things or scenes change their appearance, and a new atmosphere appears. Sweating profusely: Sweat flowed all over the back of the river. It is used to describe being very frightened or scared. Now it is also used to describe sweating a lot, and the clothes on the back are soaked. Shuo Shi Liu Jin: Shuo, Tong "铄". Shuo, Liu: melting. Stone Being melted, the metal turned into water. Describing the weather as very hot. Autumn crisp: Describing the clear sky and refreshing weather in autumn. Cloudless: The sky was clear. Snowy and windy: A blizzard came all at once. Describing the weather as very bad. Dropping water turns into ice: Water drops become ice. Frozen into ice. Describes the weather being very cold. Time flies by: Sui: time. Metaphors that time passes quickly like flowing water. Yin: Sun shadow, time; Cun Yin: refers to the time that is broken. The sun shadow moves one inch. The value of time is more precious than jade with a diameter. Time is extremely precious. Jingwei fills the sea: Jingwei is the name of the bird in ancient mythology. Jingwei brings wood and rocks in his mouth and is determined to fill up the sea. The old metaphor is a metaphor for deep hatred and determination. Revenge. Later, it is a metaphor for being determined and not afraid of difficulties. Source: "The Classic of Mountains and Seas·Beishan Jing": The name of the girl of Emperor Yan was Nvwa. The Nvwa swam in the East Sea and drowned, so she became the Jingwei. She often carried wood and stones from the Western Mountains. Yu Gong moved the mountains: a metaphor for unremittingly transforming nature and unswerving struggle. Source "Liezi·Tangwen": There were two mountains blocking the road in front of Yu Gong's house. He was determined to level the mountains. Another old man Zhi Sou laughed at him for being too stupid and thought he couldn't. Yu Gong said: "After I die, I will have a son, and after my son dies, I will still have grandchildren. There is no end to the children and grandchildren. The two mountains will eventually be leveled." ; Ru, eat. Describes enduring hard work or eating all the hard work. Source (Song Dynasty) Su Shi's "Zhonghe Shengxiangyuan Ji": Do everything, endure hardships and hardships, and succeed in hundreds of thousands of billions of lives. Work hard and bear no complaints: Responsible, responsible. Not afraid Even if one endures hardship, one is not afraid of incurring resentment. Source: Han Huan Kuan's "Salt and Iron Theory: Thorn Quan": A man who feeds on the strength of ten thousand people will be worried about him and let him complain about it. Hard work: outstanding, extremely extraordinary. The spirit of perseverance and hard work More than ordinary. Source: "History of the Song Dynasty·Shao Yong Biography": Beginning to study, that is, studying hard, not being able to cook in the cold, not fanning the fan in the summer, and not sleeping at night for several years. Indomitable: fold, setback; scratch, bend. Metaphor of strong will, no matter what No matter how many times he suffered setbacks, he never wavered. Source: Cai Yong of the Han Dynasty, "Taiwei Qiao Xuan's Monument": He has a solemn nature, is simple and elegant, has an indomitable spirit, and is unstoppable in the face of important events. Thousands of miles away: far away, far away. Description The journey is long. Source (Ming Dynasty) Feng Menglong's "Ancient and Modern Novels: Fan Juqing's Friend of Life and Death": Farewell to relatives and younger brothers and go to Shanyang. Traveling thousands of miles away, we have long dreams. How can we be friends who despise our flesh and blood, only because of our faith? , sincere. A metaphor for meeting each other sincerely. Source: "Historical Records: Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin": I am willing to express my heart and soul, and lose my liver and gallbladder. I am afraid that I will not be able to use it at the first step. Unimpeded: not hindered by wind or rain. Refers to Things agreed in advance must be carried out as scheduled. Source (Ming Dynasty) Feng Menglong's "Awakening the World" Volume 32: Huang Xiucai took a short boat overland, rain or shine, so he rushed. Unyielding: firm, firm; chastity, Have integrity; surrender, surrender, bow your head. Firm-willed, never give in. Source: "Xunzi·

"Faxing": strong and unyielding, righteous. Loyalty: red, pure. Describes very loyal. Source (Ming Dynasty) Tang Xianzu's "Resurrection of the Soul·Huai Police": The hero of the thief is Li Quan, loyal to Hu Tian, ??the tip of his boot Kick down the long chasm, but laugh at the weak soil in the south of the Yangtze River. Bow to exhaustion: bow, bend the body; exhaustion, fatigue. Refers to being careful, respectful, prudent, and doing your best to serve. Source (Three Kingdoms, Shu) Zhuge Liang's "The Later Master": The minister bows Do your best, and die before you die. To help those in need: to help, to help; to help, to rescue. To assist those in danger, to relieve those in need. Source (Ming Dynasty) Chapter 55 of Shi Naian's "Water Margin": General Su Zhi's righteous deeds Benevolence, helping people in danger and helping those in need, I don’t expect to be so loyal. Go through water and fire: go, walk to; soup, hot water; jump, step on. Dare to step in boiling water, dare to step on fire. It is a metaphor of not avoiding hardships and dangers, but moving forward bravely. Source (Jin Dynasty) Jikang's "Yu" "Shan Juyuan's Book of Juejiao": If you are long and restrained, you will be crazy about your tassel and go through fire and water. Charge into the formation: trap, break through, go deep. Desperate to attack the enemy's position. Describes bravery in combat. Source "Book of Northern Qi·Cui Siam Biography": Charge into the battle, there is a lot of people. Chengmen Lixue: Cheng, Cheng Yi. It used to mean students were respectful and taught. Now it means respecting teachers. Source: "History of Song Dynasty·Yang Shizhuan": At this time, Yang Shi saw Cheng Yi in Luo, Shi Gai was forty years old. One day he saw Yi, and he was sitting there in silence. Shi Gai and You Zuo (zuò) stood by him and never left. When Yi woke up, there was a foot of snow outside the door. To live and work in peace and contentment: An, stable; Le, happy. ; Industry, occupation. Live a stable life and work happily. Source "Laozi" Chapter 80: Everyone enjoys his food, wears his clothes well, lives in his customs, enjoys his industry, and has no contact with each other until old age and death. It is clear as the palm of your hand: Yes, Understand; point to the palm of the hand. Describes understanding things very clearly, as if putting things in the palm of the hand for others to see. Do whatever you want: follow, let it go; desire, want. Follow your own will, do whatever you want. What to do. Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Wei Zheng": When you are seventy, follow your heart's desires and do not exceed the rules. Be prepared: Be fully prepared for battle and wait for the enemy. Source: "Zizhi Tongjian·Han Ji·Jianwu Emperor Guangwu's Three Years": A Chen, the emperor personally gathered the six armies and prepared them in full formation. A drop in the bucket means a drop in the bucket: a cup of water is used to save a cart of firewood. It is a metaphor that the power is too small to solve the problem. Source: "Mencius Gaozi 1": Today's human beings are still like A cup of water can be used to save a load of fire. To forget food and sleep: waste, to stop. Not to care about sleep, forget to eat, to describe concentrating on hard work. From "Liezi Kairui Chapter": There are people in the state of Qi who are worried about the collapse of the sky and the earth. Those who sleep and eat. Sending charcoal in the snow: Sending charcoal to someone to keep warm on a snowy day. It is a metaphor for giving material or spiritual help to others when they are in urgent need. Source (Song Dynasty) Fan Chengda's poem "Sending Charcoal and Mustard Hidden in the Heavy Snow": Not a beard in the snow Send charcoal, talk about pretending to be beautiful, and ask for poems. Die together: finish, finish. Die together or be destroyed together. Source "Liezi Tianrui": Although we are different in size, we will die together. Deep affection and deep friendship: deep feelings and friendship. Source "Xiang" by Chen Yi "Song of Xiuli": Xiang Xiuli, you deserve such deep affection and friendship. Unstoppable: to resist, to resist. To describe an oncoming force that is very fast and violent and cannot be resisted. Source (Ming Dynasty) Chapter 19 of Luo Guanzhong's "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms": Numbers on the Mountain Killed by elite soldiers, the situation was overwhelming and the front army was defeated. Overjoyed: hope, hope, expectation. Very happy because of something unexpected Have you seen the sun? Approaching the Central Plains, especially in humiliating books, you are overjoyed. Dying: Dying, breathing weakly. There is only one breath left, describing approaching death. Source (Ming Dynasty) Feng Menglong's "Eastern Zhou Dynasties" Chapter 87: King Hui went to ask about the illness in person, and found that the acne was serious and he was dying. Can't wait: urgent, urgent. Too urgent to wait, describing the mood of eagerness. Source (Qing Dynasty) Chapter 6 of Li Ruzhen's "Flowers in the Mirror": It's a drunken game, Why is the fairy so impatient? Justified: Justified, the reason is correct and sufficient; Qingzheng, strong momentum. If the reason is sufficient, the speaking momentum will be strong. Source (Ming Dynasty) Feng Menglong's "Ancient and Modern Novels" Volume 31: Catch me soon In front of the Hall of Yama, I am confident and confident. I am not afraid of anything. Returning the jade to Zhao intact: This originally refers to Lin Xiangru returning He's jade from Qin to Zhao intact, and later it is a metaphor for returning the original item intact to himself. Source: "Historical Records·Biographies of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru": If the city enters Zhao, the jade will remain with Qin; if the city does not enter, I will ask you to return the jade intact to Zhao. Attack is invincible: conquer, capture. There is nothing that cannot be captured, describing extremely strong strength.

Yu Bi. Flawless: very perfect, without any defects. Wenzhibinbin: Wen, literary talent; quality, substance; Binbin, the description is appropriate. It describes a person who is elegant and polite. Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Yong Ye": Quality is better than Wen, and Wen is wild. Superior quality is history, gentleness, and then a gentleman. Dignified appearance: appearance, a person's appearance, demeanor; dignified, solemn and generous appearance. Describes a person's appearance. From the second scene of Guo Moruo's "Cai Wenji": Prime Minister Cao is burly and majestic, with a handsome appearance. Tangtang. Tiger's back and bear's waist: The back is as broad as a tiger, and the waist is as thick as a bear. It describes a person's body who is tall and strong. Source (Yuan Dynasty) Anonymous' "Flying Knife and Arrow": This guy is a good man, a dog carries a donkey's waist, oh, he has a tiger's back and a bear's waist. Strong body Strong: Describes a strong and powerful body. Source (Ming Dynasty) Chapter 21 of Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West": It all depends on the quickness of the hands and quick eyes, and one must be strong. Exuberant: Describing the appearance of being full of energy and radiant. . Source (Ming Dynasty) Shen Defu's "Wanli Yehuobian·Toys·Authentic Xiaokai Manuscripts of Jin and Tang Dynasties": The Cao'e stele collected by Han Zongbo is an authentic work of Youjun. The silk is slightly darker and the characters are also pale. If you look closely for a long time, you can see the meaning of the brushwork. Showing out of the silk, the face is full of energy. Spring breeze is all over the face: spring breeze refers to a smile. Describes a kind and happy face. Source (Song Dynasty) Cheng Jiezhai's "Qinyuanchun" lyrics: The face is full of spring breeze, a group of gentleness, revealing the books and poems in the chest. Downcast: lowered the head, Drooped head; dejected, dejected. Describes a feeling of depression and wilting due to failure or failure. Source (Tang Dynasty) Han Yu's "Song of the Poor": The master was dejected and thanked him. Dumbfounded: used to describe being surprised or frightened And the look of daze. Source (Yuan Dynasty) The first chapter of "Making Kuai Tong" by Anonymous: King Xiang was so frightened that he was stunned and unable to move. Walking as fast as flying: walking fast and powerful. The pace is strong and running fast. Source (Qing Dynasty) Pu Songling "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio·Fengyang Scholars": The beauty sat on the side of the road and caught her feet. She took off her shoes to show her feet. The girl was happy to catch them. Fortunately, she didn't cut off the shackles. She got up and started walking, walking as fast as flying. Lively and jumping: jumping and jumping, lively and lively. Happy and lively. From the fourth scene of Cao Yu's "Sunrise": I will definitely be able to get the little thing back alive and kicking. Swaggering: swaying when walking. Describes the arrogant manner of thinking one is great. Source (Qing Dynasty) ) Chapter 5 of Wu Jingzi's "The Scholars": The next morning, he walked out of the hall in a strutting manner and bowed his head. Nod and bow: metaphor for false respect or excessive politeness. Whisper: describe speaking in a low voice. Source: Zhou Erfu's "Shanghai's" "Morning" Part 1: Tang Aying whispered to the pillow about the recent exchanges, intermittent, still a little shy, afraid of embarrassment. "Smooth tongue: the tongue is dexterous, and can produce beautiful sounds like a reed. Musical sound. Describes a person who is good at speaking and is eloquent. Source: "The Book of Songs·Xiaoya·Qiaoyan": eloquent words and a handsome face. Melodic: describes someone who is good at speaking and makes people like to listen. Source (Qing Dynasty) Zeng Pu's "Niehaihua" 》Chapter 34: He answered in English, and he spoke crisply, melodiously, and melodiously. His words were profound and sincere: his words were profound and powerful, and his affection was deep. According to legend, Wang Xizhi was writing on a wooden board. When he was carving, he found that the handwriting penetrated three thirds of the wooden board. Deeply divided. Describes calligraphy that is extremely powerful. The analysis of many metaphors is very profound. Source (Tang Dynasty) Zhang Huaiguan's "Book Break·Wang Xizhi": Wang Xizhi's book blessing edition, workers cut it, and the pen penetrated into the wood three-thirds. Gleeful smile: Describes the appearance of a smile. From "The Songs of Chu·Fisherman": The fisherman smiled and left with a sigh of relief. Blossoms and brocades: brocade, colorful silk fabrics; clusters, clusters. Describes colorful, very bright and colorful scenes. It also describes the gorgeous rhetoric of articles. . Source (Qing Dynasty) Chapter 53 of Cao Xueqin's "A Dream of Red Mansions": The upper and lower classes are decorated with flowers. Colorful and colorful: colorful, colorful, delicate and beautiful. Describes the beauty of various flowers. Source (Ming Dynasty) Tang Xianzu's "The Peony Pavilion·Dreams": It turns out that the colorful flowers are blooming everywhere, but all the ruins are left behind. Overwhelmed: leisure, free time. Originally used to describe too many things to see and see, but later used to describe too many people or things to cope with. Origin (Southern Dynasty, Song Dynasty) Liu Yiqing "Shishuoxinyu·Yu": Going up from the mountain valley, the mountains and rivers come out in response to each other, making people overwhelmed. Criss-cross: the horizontal ones and the vertical ones intersect together. It also describes the complicated situation. Source (Qing Dynasty) Ji Yun's "Yuewei Thatched Cottage Notes" "Volume 17: This talisman is found in "The Return of All Laws to the Zong". Its paintings are crisscrossed in vertical and horizontal directions, slightly like small seal scripts. Manipulate freely: master the luck.

Use or control it with ease without any hindrance. Source (Ming Dynasty) Wen Bing's "Xian Diao Zhi Shi" Volume 1: So the sun moves down, and the loyal and virtuous people can control it as they wish. In a hurry: It describes being in a panic and not knowing what to do. Familiarity with blindness: Familiarity with sight, often seeing, getting used to seeing; seeing, seeing. Being used to seeing, as if you haven’t seen it. It also refers to seeing a certain phenomenon, but not caring about it, just pretending that you haven’t seen it. Source (Jin) Liu Ling’s "Jiu" "Song of De": Listening quietly, not hearing the sound of thunder, being familiar with the sight, not seeing the shape of Mount Tai. Polite: polite, originally meant to be both elegant and polite, later described as elegant. Described as elegant and polite. Source: "Historical Records· "Taishigong's Preface": Uncles and Suns are familiar with etiquette, and literature has been improved a little. Dancing gracefully: describing dancing briskly. Source "Book of Songs·Xiaoya·Si Mu": The graceful person is flying and carrying down. To shake one's head and shake one's head: to shake, Shake. Shake the head to and fro. Describe how one feels very amused or thinks one is not bad. Source: Lu Xun's "Two Hearts Collection: Correspondence Good at Translation": When reading with the head shaking, it is really sonorous and makes people unconsciously listen to it. Dizzy. Blossoms like brocade: numerous, many and lush; brocade: brocade woven with colorful patterns. Many colorful flowers, like rich and colorful brocade. Describes beautiful scenery and beautiful things. Source: Cao Jinghua's "Golden Flowers under Diancang Mountain" "Jiao": After lunch, we sat... among the blooming flowers and listened to her talk about Shacun Commune. "Multiple and affectionate": full of warmth, silently expressing her feelings with her eyes. Often used to describe a girl facing the person she likes. A slightly shy but infinitely concerned expression. Source (Tang Dynasty) Li Deyu's "Er Fang Cong Fu": A sentimental poem, as if thinking but not able, similar to Xi Shi's appearance, jealous Luo Zhisheng decoration. Overflowing: refers to things There are so many that the eyes can't see them. Source (Southern Dynasty and Song Dynasty) "Shishuoxinyu·Yu" by Liu Yiqing: Going up from the mountain valley, the mountains and rivers reflect each other, making people overwhelmed. Standing among the chickens: like a crane standing among the chickens. Metaphor A person's appearance or talent is very prominent among a group of people around him. Source (Jin Dynasty) Dai Kui's "Seven Sages in the Bamboo Forest": I first saw Ji Shao among the crowd yesterday, and he was as high-spirited as a wild crane among the chickens. I was amazed: sigh , to appreciate; to contemplate, seeing here is enough. Refers to praising the things you see for being extremely good. Star spread: Luo, list; cloth, distribution. Distributed like stars in the sky and chess pieces on a chessboard. Describes a large number, It is widely distributed. Source (Han) Ban Gu's "Xidu Fu": The soldiers are surrounded by stars, and the stars are scattered. Bargaining: asking for, asking for. It is a metaphor for repeated disputes during negotiations, or making conditions when accepting tasks. Source (Ming Dynasty) Feng Menglong "Ancient and Modern Novels" Volume 1: San Qiao'er asked him about bargaining, and said: "I really owe you a lot." Ragged clothes: ragged, tattered. The clothes are in tatters. Source (Pre-Qin Dynasty) Zuo Qiuming's "Zuo Zhuan·Xuan" "Twelve Years of Gong": He was taught by Ruo Ao, and he was exposed to the blue rays of the road to open up the mountains and forests. Fengzhu Cannian: Fengzhu, a candle blown by the wind, is easy to extinguish; Cannian, the remaining years, means that he has not been alive for too long. It is a metaphor for the arrival of a person. Nearing death in old age. Source (Jin Dynasty) Wang Xizhi's "Inscribed on Mrs. Wei's Bichen Tuhou": I was fifty-three years old, or I was afraid that the wind and candles were dying, so I left the teachings to my descendants. Colorful purples and reds: Describes the blooming of a hundred flowers and the bright colors. It also metaphors things. Rich and colorful. Source (Song Dynasty) Zhu Xi's "Spring Day": It is easy to recognize the east wind, and it is always spring with a thousand colors. Ice and snow: describing the sky covered with ice and snow. Source (Qing Dynasty) Jiang Shiquan's "Chicken Feather Room": The ice and snow are as windy as a tiger, and no one can weep naked. Habitat. As if there is no one around. It describes an arrogant attitude and does not take others seriously. Source: "Historical Records: Biography of Assassins": Jing Ke was addicted to alcohol. He drank with Gou Tu and Gao Jianli in Yan City one day, and the wine passed away. , Gao Jianli hit the building, and Jing Ke sang in the market, enjoying each other, weeping together, as if there was no one else. High mountains and steep mountains, high mountains and steep mountains. High and precipitous mountains. Source (Jin Dynasty) Wang Xizhi's "Orchid Pavilion Collection" "Preface": There are high mountains and luxuriant forests and bamboos here. Beautiful: Lun, tall; Huan, numerous. Describing the houses as tall and gorgeous. Source: "Book of Rites: Under the Tan Gong": Jin Xianwenzi married, and the Jin doctor became famous. Zhang The old saying goes, "What a beautiful wheel, what a magnificent sight." Ferocious face: a ferocious face. Describes a ferocious and terrifying face. Also known as "a ferocious face" and "a ferocious face". Qi Liao Ba Luo: describes a scattered and sparse appearance. Especially refers to the original appearance. The many and neat things are now scattered. Source (Song Dynasty) Weibai's "Jianzhong Jing"

Volume 6 of "Guoxu Deng Lu": tasteless talk, scattered and scattered. Missing: wing, wings. Flying away without wings. It is a metaphor for the sudden loss of items or the rapid spread of things. Source: "Guan Zi Jie" : The sound of someone flying without wings. To split one's head and cover one's face: to split, to face, to hit; to cover, to press. To cover one's head and face directly. To describe (a blow, impact, criticism, etc.) coming with great force. Origin (Ming) Shi Naian's "Water Margin" Chapter 14: Seize the stick from the soldier's hand and beat him in the face. Night and day: night follows day. Describes intensifying work or study. Source: "Zhuangzi·Zhi Le": The husband is the noble one , day and night, thinking about whether it is good or not. Insignificant: micro, small, small; sufficient, worthy; Tao, talking about. Very small, not worth mentioning. Refers to meaning, value, etc., too small to be worth mentioning. Source: Guo Moruo's "Let a Hundred Flowers Bloom·" Poem of "Dansegui": Although we are insignificant among the grass and flowers, the color of our flowers is regarded as the representative of purple. Serious: Describes a solemn and solemn attitude, solemn and solemn. Sometimes ironic. Can't help: restrained, suppressed. Uncontrollable emotional excitement .Emphasis on being completely dominated by a certain emotion. Source (Southern Dynasty, Liang Dynasty) Liu Zun's poem "Threading the Needle on the Chinese Valentine's Day": Every step of the moon is like a deliberate move, and feelings come uncontrollably. Able to speak eloquently: capable, good at. Describe being able to speak well and be eloquent. . Source: (Yuan Dynasty) The first chapter of "Qi Ying Bu" by Anonymous: If you get someone who can speak eloquently and persuade him to surrender, let King Xiang return... He will definitely defeat King Xiang. As if nothing happened: As if nothing happened .Describes being calm or not taking things to heart. Source: Chapter 3 of "Bitter Cauliflower" by Feng Deying: Wang Jianzhi bolted the door as if nothing had happened, and asked her to light the lamp. His eyes looked around. Calmly. : voice, speech; color, complexion. In an emergency, the speech and demeanor remain the same as usual, and the description is very calm. Source (Song Dynasty) Ouyang Xiu's "Xiangzhou Zhoujintang Ji": Chui Shen Zhenghu, calm and composed, And keep the world safe in Mount Tai. Three longs and two shorts: refers to unexpected disasters or accidents. Source (Ming Dynasty) Fan Wenruo's "Yuanyangbang·Xieti": I am still afraid that the lover will break my daughter, so I have to look for it all the way up, just in case. Three longs and two shorts must be understood clearly. Look left and right: look left and right. Wishful fulfillment: wishes come true. Throughout the ages: from ancient times to the present. Thousands: describe a very large number. Sing and laugh: sing and talk happily. Reluctant: describe reluctance to part. Leave. Sudden enlightenment: To describe a sudden awakening. Can’t wait: To be too impatient to wait any longer. Friendly: To describe an amiable attitude. Can’t put it down: To love so much that you can’t bear to let it go. To move forward bravely: To muster the courage to move forward. Crowds of people: To describe a large number of people gathered. Hungry and cold Forced: forced by hunger and cold at the same time. Small and exquisite: used to describe small, smart, and refined. Blurted out: said casually without thinking. Desolate and inhabited: very desolate, with no homes. Criss-crossed: vertical and horizontal ones intertwined. On tenterhooks: used to describe being very worried. Or scared. In unison: describes many people saying the same thing. In all directions: refers to all aspects or places. Vaguely: describes vague and vague. Benefit endlessly: to obtain countless benefits or benefits. Brilliant: describes colors and The luster is very dazzling. Colorful: Describes the blooming of hundreds of flowers and the colors are gorgeous. Well-deserved: The good reputation spread is not false at all. Famous: Famous far and near, describing the reputation. Face as earthy: The complexion is as earthy, without blood. Overjoyed: Encountered something unexpected Happy about a happy event. Lifelike: Describes something very vivid, as if alive. Incoherent: The words are spoken in a mess, without any order. Tiptoe: Describes the lightness of walking. Wuhusihai: refers to all parts of the country. In the text, it refers to the whole world. Crystal clear: refers to water that is so clear and transparent that one can see the bottom of the water. Silent: describes being very quiet, with no sound at all. Chattering: describing many people talking about this and that, discussing