Tall buildings have sprung up. What's the next sentence?

"Tall buildings rise from the ground" is an China proverb, and there is no next sentence. No matter how high the building is, it must be built from the ground, and the foundation must be firmly laid. It is also a metaphor for things from scratch.

Source: Coral Island: "Tall buildings rise from the ground, and coral' apartments' are fixed at the bottom of the sea."

Example: China's aircraft manufacturing industry, shipbuilding industry and automobile industry have all been established step by step from scratch.

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Singer: Jin Jiuzhe

Lyrics: drunken madness

Composer: Zhang Tiancai

High-rise buildings rise from the ground, and glory can only be achieved by ourselves.

Society is simple, but people are complicated.

Whoever takes who seriously will play the routine deeply.

Society is very simple, how can feelings be true?

Who can care about me? The stars know my heart.

Society is simple, but people are complicated.

Whoever takes who seriously will play the routine deeply.

Society is very simple, how can feelings be true?

Who can care about me? The stars know my heart.

The sixth note of the diatonic scale ... Alitalia ... Alitalia. ......

Society is simple, but people are complicated.

Whoever takes who seriously will play the routine deeply.

Society is very simple, how can feelings be true?

Who can care about me? The stars know my heart.

Who can care about me? The stars know my heart.

Who can care about me? The stars know my heart.