Composition material accumulation: 40 short eight-character sentences to make your composition instantly standout

01 Don’t regret the past, but look forward to the future

Applicable themes: Don’t regret the past, have confidence and hope for the future, etc.

Definition: For the things that are passing by in a hurry Time must be faced with a calm and peaceful mind, and with infinite longing and expectations for the upcoming future. Through understanding of oneself and through one's own efforts, unexpected and unforeseen situations can be reversed.

02 There is a tiger in my heart, and I smell the roses

Applicable theme: Look at things from both sides, strong things also have a soft side, etc.

Definition: Tigers are also There will be times to smell the roses, and the busy and ambitious people will be impressed by tenderness and beauty, and feel the beauty in peace. It talks about the masculine and feminine sides of human nature.

03 The body is like a mustard seed, and the heart contains Xumi

Applicable themes: Smiling at suffering, correctly treating the ups and downs of life, etc.

Definition: Mustard seeds are dust, and must be Mi is a big mountain.

Metaphorical meaning: Even though he comes from a humble background, he is still unwilling to settle for the present, and his heart is full of longing for poetry and the distant future.

04 A horse travels a thousand miles without washing away the dust

Applicable themes: Concentrate, not stick to trivial matters, do not work in vain, etc.

Definition: A horse travels a thousand miles, knows how to Keep moving forward, rushing along the dusty road without washing off the mud and sand on your body along the way.

Metaphorical meaning: To do big things, you must focus. After setting a goal, move forward wholeheartedly. A big business does not care about meticulousness, and a big courtesy does not hesitate to make small concessions.

05 Have fun in this life, be sincere and kind

Applicable themes: Optimistic and open-minded attitude, good wishes, etc.

Definition: Be able to be happy in this life, retain Sincere and kind-hearted. Source: From "How Young People Age" written by Chen Hongyu. The original sentence is: I wish you all the happiness, no need to pretend, I wish you a happy life, be sincere and kind. I wish you no troubles in your years, and I wish you no joy or sorrow in the rest of your life.

06 Time passes by, eyebrows turn into books

Applicable themes: companionship, long-term friendship and love, etc.

Metaphorical meaning: time passes by, life is a river, The book between the eyebrows recalls the years. Two people who have always cared about each other have always cared about each other. I don’t know how long they have been together, but when they suddenly look at each other, you can see the feelings for each other that have not faded with the years.

07 Dressed in white, with brocade in the heart

Applicable themes: calm and peaceful state of mind, praise of dedication, etc.

Definition: simple and clean on the outside, rich and colorful on the inside .

Metaphorical meaning: Having a pure (selfless) demeanor and a noble (beautiful) character in the heart, so you can also praise people with dedication, such as teachers, doctors and nurses, etc.

08 After ten years of drinking ice, it is difficult to cool the hot blood

Applicable themes: ambitious, not afraid of hardships and dangers, etc. Definition: The words come from Liang Qichao's "The Complete Works of the Ice Drinking Room", which is Liang Qichao Mr.'s motto is also the origin of the "ice drinking room" in his study.

Metaphorical meaning: No matter what difficulties and setbacks we encounter, there is always a passion that cannot be extinguished. It is a metaphor for a person who has great ambition and no hardship can defeat him.

09 I wish you to be grateful and be friends forever

Applicable themes: firm friendship, sharing the joys and sorrows, moving forward hand in hand, etc.

Definition: Speech It comes from Qu Yuan's "Nine Chapters: Ode to Oranges", which means, I would like to remain a steadfast friend with you in the winter when all the flowers are declining. Metaphorical meaning: Expressing unwavering commitment to friendship and willingness to fight for life and death with comrades-in-arms.

10 Among the mediocre, the faint light is immortal

Applicable themes: Ordinary happiness, calm life, etc.

Metaphorical meaning: The words of the saint will last forever. It is useless, but it is extremely difficult to completely achieve it. What most people can do is to maintain goodwill in ordinary life. It is necessary to know that in the mediocrity, even the faintest light is immortal.

11 Once an agreement is made, there will be no obstacles in the way

Applicable themes: Honesty and trustworthiness, keeping promises, etc.

Definition: Even if the agreement has been made, even if it is ten thousand No mountain can stop me from fulfilling my contract.

12 The years pass by, and the seasons pass by

Applicable theme: Time passes by, but time passes by and I wait

Interpretation: The words come from Kong Rong's "On Sheng Xiao Zhang Shu", It means that time cannot stop and disappears like running water.

13 The stars are flowing across the sea, and the years are becoming monuments

Applicable themes: Cherishing time, lamenting the changes of time, the rapid changes in personnel, etc.

Definition: "The stars are flowing across the sea, and the years are becoming monuments." "Chengbi" comes from the science fiction novel "The Three-Body Problem", and it means the same thing as "the passing of time is like a man, not letting go of day and night." It describes the passage of time like running water, never to return, and laments the rapid changes in life.

14 Born with enthusiasm, will end up happy

Applicable themes: Laughing at hardships, smiling at the ups and downs of life, etc. Definition: Be enthusiastic while you are alive, and be happy in the end harmonious.

Metaphorical meaning: Although life is unsatisfactory in all likelihood, one cannot forget the happiness that one wishes. Life should be like this. Only by appreciating the world can the world appreciate it.

15. Gains and losses follow fate, and the heart does not increase or decrease

Applicable themes: regardless of gains and losses, open-minded and calm attitude towards life, etc.

Definition: Don’t care too much about gains and losses , all the mood will naturally not have ups and downs. This is basically the same as another proverb in the Buddhist scriptures: "What joy is there in life, and what sorrow is there in death."

16 Know your destiny and don’t be afraid, and make a new start every day

Applicable themes: work hard, dare to challenge, refuse to admit defeat, etc. Definition: Know the destiny and don’t be afraid, you still have to work hard every day, Changing oneself expresses a momentum of not bowing to fate.

Metaphorical meaning: People should not bow to fate at will. The one who truly determines a person's fate is always himself. If people do not examine themselves, they will always be unable to decide their own destiny. A person should learn a good character, maintain a grateful heart, cultivate a broad mind, and have a firm determination to never give up, and be low-key and down-to-earth in giving. Then you will start a different life and usher in the peak of life.

17 Comes like wind and rain, goes like dust

Applicable themes: Not looking for trouble, optimistic attitude towards life, etc.

Interpretation: The phrase "Zeng Guang" "Xian Wen" "Life is like a grass growing in spring, coming like wind and rain, going like fine dust." It means that it comes like wind and rain, making a loud and vigorous sound, and goes away like tiny dust, quietly, without making any sound.

Metaphorical meaning: Life in this world is like a fleeting moment. Maybe it has passed in the blink of an eye. Why not live happily.

18 Doing good is like climbing, doing evil is like falling

Applicable themes: persuading people to do good, having justice in mind, etc.

Interpretation: Developing for the good is like climbing a mountain It's just as difficult as anything; it's going bad as quickly as a landslide.

Metaphorical meaning: It is difficult to learn well, but very easy to learn bad.

19 What the heart desires, follow the past

Applicable theme: To move steadily towards the ambitions and ideals in the heart, etc.

Interpretation: The phrase comes from the seven modern writers Jin's "Chen Song" "Wherever my heart goes, I just follow the past, and life is like a journey against the odds, sailing with a reed.

"It means that where you want to go, you have to go even if you are wearing simple straw sandals.

20 Life is like an adverse journey, sailing with a reed

Applicable theme: Facing life calmly and calmly Suffering, etc.

Interpretation: Life is like a retrograde journey, even a small boat must set sail forward.

Metaphorical meaning: "The heaven and the earth are traveling against each other, sharing the same sorrow for all eternity." Similarly, each of us is like driving a boat upstream on a fast river. When we are alive, we must face many troubles and difficulties, just like sailing against the current. As long as we have a firm perseverance, we can face all the challenges in life. If you encounter difficulties, you will easily reach the other side of transcendence.

21 The fleeting years are full of laughter, and the future is promising

Applicable themes: Facing the passage of time with an optimistic attitude

Definition: Face the passing time with a calm and peaceful attitude, and have infinite longing and expectations for the upcoming future.

22 The sound of loud music is invisible, but the elephant is invisible

Applicable themes: Face the sufferings of life calmly and calmly. Definition: It comes from Laozi's "Tao Te Ching" "A generous person has no chance, a late bloomer, a big voice has a small sound, and an elephant is invisible." "This is an aesthetic concept in ancient Chinese literary theory proposed by Laozi, which is intended to promote natural rather than artificial beauty. The better the music, the more silent it is, and the better the image, the more ethereal and invisible.

Metaphorical meaning: The greater the achievements, the more penetrating and far-reaching they are, and the more generous they are, the more inclusive they are of all things.

23 Useless things can become useful

Applicable topics: Facing the passage of time with an optimistic attitude

Definition: Some people think they are doing useful things, but have little effect; some people seem to be doing "useless" work but will be remembered for generations to come. Use.

24 If you don’t pay attention to details, you will eventually suffer from great virtue.

Applicable topic: Admonitions for establishing yourself, etc. Definition: Great virtue is composed of countless details. It is difficult to achieve great virtue.

Metaphorical meaning: The accumulation of small indiscretions will inevitably lead to the loss and deterioration of a person's moral character.

p> Applicable themes: vigorous and unrestrained spirit, suitable for reading for the rise of China, etc.

Definition: rowing on the sea, standing on the Kunlun Mountains, describing a person's vigorous spirit and unrestrained pride. : Although this couplet has only eight characters, it not only expresses the ambition of the passionate young people to "study for the rise of China", but also reveals the talent of skillful and vigorous writing of the couplet. The heroic spirit of struggle.

26 Noisy in shallow water, no waves in deep pool.

Applicable theme: Only by exercising mature tolerance and mind can we tolerate a wider and larger world. Definition: true. Wise people are more low-key, while people with little knowledge prefer to show off themselves.

Metaphorical meaning: Having a tolerant heart is like water in a deep pool. No matter how sharp the stone falls, it will be destroyed. Holding the water, they slowly fall to the bottom. They slowly accumulate and settle, making your "heart pool" deeper and deeper, and your ability to tolerate things becomes stronger and stronger. A mature person is just that: he can't stand it. There are fewer and fewer things, and more and more acceptable concepts.

27 Everything in the past is a prologue

Applicable theme: Can be used to persuade people not to indulge in the sorrow of the past. , there is no need to indulge in the beauty of the past, you should look forward to the future, welcome a better tomorrow, etc.

Definition: Seize the moment, do not worry about the past, do not worry about the unknown, in the new years, everything Everyone must work hard, do everything with dedication, make the greatest effort, have the smallest expectations, prepare for the worst, and make the most sacrifices.

28 Be knowledgeable and learn from each other, accumulate knowledge and gain knowledge

Applicable themes: Studying requires more accumulation, work must be fully prepared, etc. Definition: Read a lot of books, read a lot, understand things, take a small amount slowly Take it out. Save a lot and fully, save a lot, and release it slowly.

Metaphorical meaning: Be well-read and eager to learn. On the basis of independent judgment, you should get rid of the dross, extract the essence and the smallest details, so as to expand your knowledge reserve and skill level, and then use this as a basis. Teach others, so as not to mislead others by hearsay.

29 Life is like a sea, and mountains and rivers

Applicable theme: to persuade people to let go, not to care too much, etc.

Interpretation: life is as confused as the sea, and always It's ups and downs, there are so many uncertainties, walking through the mist of the lake, crossing the mountains and rivers over time, and finally found that it is nothing more than this, life is impermanent, you may not encounter anything in life, it is better to live more calmly.

30 Blue threads on the road to open up the mountains and forests

Applicable themes: opening up territories, hard work, hard work, etc.

Definition: wearing rags, pulling a diesel truck , reclaimed hillside woodland.

31 The red sun rises, its path is bright

Applicable themes: Suitable for young people to become self-reliant, or describe the rapid changes in the country, etc.

Definition: Red Sun Just rising, the avenue is full of light and has a strong enterprising spirit, which expresses the author's love and expectations for young China.

32 Hardships and hardships help you succeed

Applicable themes: The courage to face and overcome difficulties and obstacles, the courage to fight, etc.

Definition: The training of hardships and hardships , can help people achieve great things. Mostly used under difficult and difficult conditions.

Metaphorical meaning: To become a great person, you must go through hardships and hardships.

33. Achievements are valued only by ambition, and diligence is the basis of extensive industry

Applicable themes: Aspirations high, hard work, pursuing dreams with hard work, etc.

Interpretation: Achieving great achievements is due to having great ambitions; completing great achievements is due to hard and unremitting work.

Metaphorical meaning: Aspirations high are the spiritual guidance to achieve dreams, advocating hard work is the fundamental guarantee to achieve dreams.

34 The sun and moon pass through the sky, and the rivers move across the earth

Applicable themes: Eternal and unchangeable, enduring, etc.

Definition: The sun and moon pass through the sky every day, Rivers flow forever through the earth.

Metaphorical meaning: a metaphor for the eternity and greatness of people or things.

35 The long journey leads to a destination.

Applicable theme: Everything in the world has its own laws and its own end.

Definition: Everything in the world has a beginning and an end.

36 Don’t throw away the joy, the wine stains are on your clothes

Applicable themes: Live in the present, look forward to a better tomorrow, don’t dwell on the past, have fun in the moment, etc.

Interpretation: The happiness gained when you fall is not desirable, just like strong wine spilled on the body. Although it has evaporated long ago, it will still leave traces.

Metaphorical meaning: Everything that appears in life is difficult to own and can only be experienced. Knowing this, we will look down upon gains and losses and cherish the present.

37 The crane bid farewell to the green mountains, but no peach blossoms were seen

Applicable themes: Time flies, cherish the present, etc.

Definition: The white crane bid farewell to the empty mountains (green mountains), ( This spring) there will be no more peach blossoms.

Metaphorical meaning: Once you leave a certain environment, you may miss some beauty, leaving only regrets and sadness, lingering in your heart, and there are also the dead like this, the stars change in the blink of an eye, and things are different and people are different.

38 Wren’s nest in the forest is just one branch

Applicable themes: Know how to cherish, oppose extravagance and waste, etc.

Interpretation: The phrase "Wren's Nest" comes from "Zhuangzi" In the deep forest, it only takes one branch; when a rat drinks from the river, it only needs a full belly. It is a metaphor that desires are limited and can be easily satisfied.

Metaphorical meaning: The real demand may not be very big, so it will be easy to meet. If you become a glutton for food, you will only have to look forward to Shu, and your desires will be difficult to satisfy.

39 Dreams are horses, and they can live anywhere

Applicable themes: pursuit of a free and easy life, longing for a free and leisure attitude towards life, etc.

Interpretation: Dreaming of dreams Think of it as a horse, with resting places everywhere. It refers to the unfettered and free life that people yearn for.

40 Use dreams as horses and live up to your time

Applicable themes: Used to warn people to cherish time and work hard for their dreams in their best years, etc.

Definition: Use your dreams as the direction and motivation to move forward, and live up to the good times!