What's so powerful about idioms?

1, Kong Wuli: It means that people are very powerful.

Said by: Guo Moruo's Black Cat: "The person who can possess the most beautiful woman among the captives must be the most powerful person among the winners."

2, powerful: describe the sound loud and rhythmic.

From: Guo Xiaochuan's poem "Mourning the Dear Premier Zhou": "Our Premier answered most forcefully; There is no language, no feelings, but a life experience like lightning and thunder. "

3. vigorous and powerful: it is often used to describe the sense of strength of calligraphy and painting works, such as using ink and sketching.

Said by: Wu Han's The Fate of Singers: "This gray-haired old general sang this simple, natural and beautiful lyric with a rich and high-pitched tone. "

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Synonym:

1, magnificent mountains and rivers: often used to describe heroism, which can overwhelm mountains and rivers.

Said by: Liang Xin, Chapter 4 of From Slave to General: "I heard your simple and honest words again."

2. cadence: it means that the sound is high and low, which is very harmonious. It is often used to describe pleasant sounds.

Said by: Mr. Fujino written by Lu Xun: "I caught a glimpse of his black and thin face on his back under the light, as if to say something cadence."