Set sail, pinyin yá ng fā n yu m ǐ n há ng, which means to raise the sail and start a long voyage, and is a metaphor for working hard towards one's lofty ideal and fighting for it. In modern terms. Yang: Spread it by hand. Sail: sail. Far: the spatial distance is large. Sail: to sail, sail

Example:

1, the teacher is the wind. When you set sail, it helps you ride the wind and waves.

2. Self-confidence is a long-distance ship. Even if you sail far, you will surely ride the wind and waves. Self-confidence is a strong grass that stands tall in vilen. Even if the wind blows, it still stands proudly.

Life is like a sailing ship, we must learn to drive; Life is like a magnificent and lyrical poem, and we should learn to recite it; Life is like a colorful picture, and we should learn to appreciate it.

4. A thousand miles in a lifetime, Mo Wen's success or failure depends on it. He is calm and indifferent. Instead of looking up in the glory of others, it is better to light your own heart lamp, sail and sail, grasp the truest self, and let yourself interpret yourself more deeply. ...