Idioms describing young people

Idioms describing young people: young and strong, young and successful, miserable in life, heroic in children, in the prime of life.

I. Young and strong [niá n q: ng l √ zhu]

Explanation: strong: strong. Young and strong.

From: Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions, the seventy-first time: "The old lady wants it. In fact, we young and strong people can't catch up with ten. "

Second, the epigenetic boy [hò u sh ē ng xi m m m: o z ǐ]

Explanation: refers to the younger generation.

Said by: Hong Shen's "The Mystery of the Rich": This old gentleman likes to say a few words of benevolence and morality after dinner to exhort us teenagers.

Third, the tragic youth [C.M.4 N.L. ? Nyan Huwa]

Explanation: refers to the prime of youth.

From: The Twenty Saints of the Qing Dynasty, "Ten States in Spring Talk" Volume I: I am glad that I am not so handsome. I see those beautiful and pitiful, but I don't care.

Fourth, children heroes.

Explanation: Children: refers to young men and women. Refers to the emotional, young and promising hero and heroine.

From: Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children for the first time: "Wan Li has been searching for his heroes of children for nine years and five thousand years, and there are only two."

Five, the prime of life

Explanation: elegance: elegance and talent; Mao: exuberant. This is a moment of youth, charm and glory. Describe the youthful and energetic spirit of young people.

From: "Mao Zedong Poetry Qinyuanchun Changsha": "Only the students are young and in full bloom; The scholar was furious and cursed Fang Qiu. "