For example, if you have a firm ambition, you can be smartly satisfied with the difficult environment of "eating, drinking and drinking"; With extensive intelligence, we can plan skillfully and win thousands of miles; With extraordinary courage, we can wisely turn the tide in the crisis and remain calm. The chic in my eyes can never be achieved overnight. It is wine that needs years to accumulate, and it is a pearl that needs sand and stone polishing. That kind of mellow and mellow, always built on the long and even painful accumulation. (chic)
Turning sentence parallelism sentence. For example, some people want to be the king of China Edison's invention, but they are afraid of the difficulty of learning scientific knowledge; Some people want to be Mo Bosang of China, but they are afraid of the hardships of practicing calligraphy all the year round; Some people want to be great musicians, but they are too lazy to work in the field of staff. So ambitious, ambitious, you can't even catch a small fish, let alone a big ambition. (heart and action)
Causal sentence parallelism For example, it is precisely because of the lofty sentiments of keeping promises, that Xiao's tragic song was played. Honesty-the eternal law of China chivalrous man. It is because of the persistence of vows of eternal love that the dance music that became a butterfly was sung. Honesty-China's lingering swan song. It is precisely because of the commitment to make a living for heaven and earth and to seek happiness for the people that one song after another has popped up. Honesty-the immortal song of China literati. (Honesty)
A rhetorical question. Such as: full pond sludge, black or not? Black! However, the lotus leaves the mud and is not stained. "Swallow and black magpie, nest and altar", in the late Chu State, was it black? Black! However, Qu Yuan is "the world is cloudy, and I am the only one". Eunuchs are in power, and villains are rampant. Was the Ming Dynasty black? Black! However, Yu Qian only left innocence in the world. (He who is near ink is not black)
Rhetoric parallelism. Will we still be moved? Will the children preparing for the college entrance examination be moved by a glass of milk brought by their mother? Will an overbearing boss be moved by a humble suggestion from his subordinates? Will tourists be moved by the trees that are scratched all over, but still strong and straight? If you can still be moved, prove that your blood vessels are not hardened and your nerves are not numb; If you can still be moved, prove that you can still see the world and know yourself. (Touched) Write a sentence by imitating each one.