What idioms are there to describe walking?

Take a walk? xián tíng xìn bù？ Interpretation: Take a walk in a big yard. Describe leisure, and sometimes describe self-confidence. Ex.: Chairman Mao's poem "No matter how bumpy it is, we should take a walk" shows his optimistic, open-minded and confident revolutionary spirit.

Slow down, mà n tiá o s and lǐ? Explanation: The original meaning is to speak and do things in an orderly way and in no hurry. Now it is also described as speaking and doing things slowly, not in a hurry. Example: He is a slow-witted person, and he is always slow in doing things.

Stuffy? gāo shì kuò bù？ Interpretation: When walking, look up with your eyes and take big steps. Describe an extraordinary spirit or arrogant attitude. When he became rich, he became proud, arrogant and arrogant.

Ride slowly? huǎn bù dāng chē？ Slow: slow; Step: Walk. Walk slowly instead of taking the bus. As predicate and object; Walk slowly instead of taking the bus. For example, in the current fast-paced social environment, walking slowly as a car is also a good choice.

Goose step duck step? Step: Start. Walk like geese and ducks. Metaphor is walking slowly. As an object, attribute and complement; Metaphor is walking slowly. Example: I'm going to be late, but he still walks like a goose, unhurried and really anxious.