Kaiji entrepreneurship: refers to the creation of emperor industry.
Revolutionary creation: refers to changing fate and creating new systems. More refers to regime change.
Grassroots: grassroots: start to establish or establish; Just: Done. I just started, but I haven't finished yet.
Entrepreneurial tradition: Entrepreneurship: creating achievements; Sagging: spreading; Unity: refers to the system of the same strain. Create achievements and pass them on to future generations.
Difficult to start a business: it is difficult to start a business.
Great pain remains: refers to deep trauma and lasting grief. Also known as "creating great pain"
Great pain remains: refers to deep trauma and lasting grief. It's the same as "causing great pain".
Trauma and deep pain: a metaphor for great trauma and extreme pain. Huge. Use "giant", big.
Deep trauma: refers to great trauma and deep pain.
Creative words: deliberate words.
Innovation: refers to putting forward novel ideas and expressing uniqueness.
Create a new style or form.
A hundred holes and a thousand creations: a hard metaphor. With "riddled with holes".
Regret and punishment creation: regret and pity. Pity and punishment
Hard work: starting a business with difficulty.
Great pain: creation: trauma; Pain: pain. Suffered a lot of trauma and pain. The original intention is to mourn the loss of parents, just like being hit hard. The latter metaphor is to suffer great harm and pain.
2. The four words beginning with the word "Chuang" have caused great pain and deep trauma: trauma; Pain: pain. Suffered a lot of trauma and pain. The original intention is to mourn the loss of parents, just like being hit hard. The latter metaphor is to suffer great harm and.
Entrepreneurial spirit: creating performance; Sagging: spreading; Unity: refers to the system of the same strain. Create achievements and pass them on to future generations.
It is difficult to start a business.
Traumatic pain still refers to deep trauma and lasting grief. Also known as "creating great pain"
Great pain still refers to deep trauma and long-term grief. It's the same as "causing great pain".
This is a profound metaphor for suffering great trauma and pain. Huge. Use "giant", big.
Traumatic pain means great trauma and deep pain.
Creative words or intentional words.
Sorrow and punishment create sorrow: pity. Pity and punishment
The idiom "ask what you want" has opened the world.
Pinyin p d kāI tiān
The origin of heaven and earth is like a chicken. Pangu was born in it, eight thousand years ago. Heaven and earth are open, for the sky, and cloudy and turbid for the earth. Pangu changes nine times a day. God is in heaven, holy to the earth. The sky is ten feet high and the earth is ten feet thick. Three Kingdoms Wu's "Three Five Calendars"
Explanation: open; Pioneering: pioneering. The ancient myth Pangu created the world. The latter metaphor is unprecedented.
Used as predicate and attribute; Metaphor is a great cause that has never been seen before.
Structural combination
Synonym creation
The rhyming words are: Hidden mountains, washing dirt and chasing scars, eternal glory, boundless Qian Qian, measuring the level, wolfing down food, paying attention to the Committee, flowing mountains, asking for a thousand dollars, and disaster is the first blessing.
ancient times
English has opened up a world for culture.
The idiom shows that self-thinking, nature makes the Tao fruit, and you get two treasures, which makes you want to fix the truth, starting with the certificate of Luofu Cave. Xu Ming Lin Zhong's Love of the Gods: Chapter 47.
4. Four words "Ask what you learn" [qín xué hào wèn]
Explanation: study hard and ask if you don't understand. Metaphor is good at learning.
Said by: Song Zhuxi, The Analects of Confucius: "You are diligent and inquisitive today."
If nothing else, he is diligent and curious now.
Extended data:
Synonym: shameless, diligent, tireless, studious, tireless.
I'm not ashamed to ask bü ch ǐ xià wè n: It means I'm modest and eager to learn, and I don't mind asking people who are not as good as myself.
Strive for strength fā fèn tú qiáng: Make up your mind and strive for progress. Generally, it is the same as "striving for the upper reaches".
Diligence zθzθbújuàn: refers to diligence and indefatigability in work or study. Usually refers to a teacher or student who works or studies tirelessly. With praise. adjective
Diligent and studious qí n fè n h m 4 o xué: It means to be serious, work hard, and work hard without fear of hardship. From Qingping Qing Bu's "Stories and Linxi Fangbo": "So diligent, you can't stay at home.
Learn h m 4 o XuébúJuan tirelessly: tired: tired. Good: I like studying and I will never get tired of it.