Sentence: Animals are on the verge of extinction, and now wild animals are rare.

Yu Ri and Gachin: generally referring to the stars in the sky.

Sentence: Look up at the sky and imagine that the sun, moon and stars are like shining gems in the night sky.

The big dipper (běi? dǒu？ Xρng chén): refers to the Big Dipper or the Big Dipper. According to the modern international star naming system, the Big Dipper belongs to Ursa major.

Sentence making: Looking at the Big Dipper, it is a wonderful thing to think of the myriad changes of the earth and the magical beauty of nature.

Càn ruòxěng chén: as bright as a star.

Sentence making: His heroic deeds, like stars, will always be remembered by people in the long river of history.

Xρng chén sùJià: refers to driving in the starry night.

Pronunciation: [x and ng ché n]

Interpretation: "Star" is a Chinese word with multiple meanings, which can be used as the general name of stars in the universe, and also used in poetry and literature to refer to years and brilliant lights. In Taoist language, the word "star" is used to refer to hair. The language "Book Essentials": "The calendar is like the sun, the moon and the stars."

Make sentences:

1. The sky is full of stars, which is really a beautiful night.

The tranquility of the night sky is such a dazzling star.

3. The dangerous building 100 feet high, you can pick the stars with your hands. Standing here, I dare not speak loudly for fear of disturbing the gods in the sky.

The astronomy student was surprised at the number and distance of stars.

The stars of that day and January have arrived, and I will still wait for you on the reef until the seas run dry and the rocks crumble.