What are the four-character idioms suitable for rhyming slogans in Class One, Grade One?

riding the winds and breaking the waves

Pronunciation: ché ché chéng fēng pò làng

Interpretation: Follow the trend. Take advantage of the downwind; Break the waves. Metaphor is ambitious; Magnificent spirit; Not afraid of difficulties; Go forward bravely; It contains a lot of ambition. Also known as "riding the wind and breaking the waves" and "riding the wind and breaking the waves"

hard to resist

Pronunciation: ru bīkīdāng

Explanation: it means extremely sharp and unstoppable, and describes the unstoppable momentum of progress.

Go ahead/break through the thorns

Pronunciation: pοjóng zhγn jí?

Interpretation: Cutting through the thorns is an idiom in China, which means cutting through the thorns and weeding out the roots. It is a metaphor for clearing obstacles and overcoming difficulties on the way forward. Synonym: Brave the wind and waves, go forward bravely and make great strides.

Set sail

Pronunciation: yáng fān? Clear room

Interpretation: It means to raise the sail and start sailing. Sailing is to raise the sail. It means sailing or sailing. Set sail, that is, ships, planes, etc. Start sailing.

live and learn; no end learning

Pronunciation: xué hü i wú yá

Interpretation: there is no limit to learning, and there is no limit to learning: knowledge. Refers to the boundless ocean of learning.

Extended answer:

Sentences suitable for rhyming slogans in Class 1, Grade 1:

Work hard and always win the first place. ?

I'm fine. I exercise. ?

I exercise, I am healthy and I am happy. ?

Beyond the limit, beyond yourself. ?

Unite and work hard to create brilliance forever?

Work hard together. ?

Youth is fearless and dreams are awesome. ?

I exercise, I am happy, I exercise, I make progress.

Compare your own style and surpass yourself.

I will be stronger, faster and higher.