What can red apples be compared to

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1. Red apples are like flowers, beautiful and bright.

2. Red apples are like lanterns, ringing the beautiful bell of harvest.

3. Red apples are as red as children's faces.

4. Red apples hang on the branches like red lanterns.

5. Red apples are like red balloons.

Nan Kemeng 2024-06-23 14:25:38

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One:
This is a picture of the state of Ze entering the war. The living man He Jile is cutting Su.
With your words, you can seal the marquis's affairs, and the achievements of a general will wither away.
Second:
It is said that the first battle is full of worries, and the strong troops on both sides of the strait have never stopped.
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Translation:
One:
The rich waters, rivers and mountains have been drawn into the war map, and the people can't get by if they want to gather firewood and cut grass.
Please don't mention the marquis. How many soldiers will be sacrificed if you succeed!
Second:
It is said that once the war starts, even the gods are worried, and the armies on both sides of the strait have been fighting incessantly for years.
Who said that the Cangjiang River is always peaceful and free from disasters? Recently, the river water has been mixed with blood and rushed to the east.
Two Poems at the Age of 1911 is a series of poems by Cao Song, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. This series of poems is titled Gan Zhi to record the facts and clearly show the critical attitude to reality. The whole poem outlines the profound disasters and catastrophes caused by the war to the people, and penetrates the essence of the feudal war for thousands of years with a cold and profound vision.

What kind of poetry is mountain dwelling at autumn dusk

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Original text:
The empty mountain is bathed in new rain, and the arrival of night makes people feel that it is early autumn.
The moon shines among the pines, and the clear spring stone flows upward.
The bamboo roars back to the Huan girl, and the lotus moves down from the fishing boat.
When spring comes to an end, the king and grandson can stay.
In the whole poem, the cool autumn after the rain in the empty mountain, the light of the moon among the pines, the sound of the clear spring on the stone, the laughter in the bamboo forest when Huannv returned, and the dynamic of the fishing boat passing through the lotus are harmoniously and perfectly integrated, giving people a rich and fresh feeling. It is like a fresh and beautiful landscape painting, as well as a quiet and beautiful lyric music, reflecting the creative characteristics of painting in Wang Wei's poetry.

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1、 Different references:
1. Each: one by one, each.
2. Each: each; All those; One by one.
2、 From different sources:
1. Everyone: From Mao Zedong's "Talk to Editors of Shanxi Suiyuan Daily": "The soldiers in northern Shaanxi have improved their consciousness after training and complaining about their grievances... Everyone is fighting hard and their morale is high, and they won the battle immediately."
2. Everyone: From the first chapter of "Biography of Heroes of Children": "The family members were overjoyed when they heard that the master had got a foreign post."
3、 Different emphasis:
1. Individual: refers to a group or a whole.
2. Each: refers to each specific one.
"Everyone" makes sentences:
1. When we reached the top of the mountain, we were all out of breath.
2. The children are all innocent and lively, how lovely!
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