A passage describing the psychological activities of a character, such as action, language and manner.

First, he didn't go to college this time, and hung his head all day, just like eating popsicles in winter-he was cold to his heart.

Hearing the good news, the two sisters danced hand in hand and smiled. Their flowered skirts fluttered in the wind, just like a pair of lively and happy flowers.

Third, she blushed like a ripe persimmon and was too busy to even look at me.

Fourth, this unexpected failure made the students wither like frosted leaves.

As soon as I received the admission notice, I was like a plowman who had been in the rain for a long time, and like a fisherman who saw a lighthouse in a foggy sea. Really don't know how to describe it!

6. They held hands like two birds, flew over the fields, entered the village and entered the yard.

Seven, my sister is ten years old this year, in the third grade of primary school. On her red face, a pair of big eyes are smart. Black hair, two curved eyebrows, like a crescent moon. One of her white teeth is missing. When she smiles, she becomes an open tooth, which is very cute.

Eight, my brother was ecstatic, holding this notice soaked in sweat and laughing comfortably.

The good news made him shine at the moment, and the deep wrinkles on both sides of his forehead and mouth seemed to be full of smiles, and even his gestures gradually took on a brisk rhythm.

Ten, the little hair is very small, and the head is only as big as my big doll; His face is round and red, like a big apple. She slept soundly, her eyes closed tightly, like two lines; Two eyebrows are like two crescent moons; Small mouth often moves, as if sucking milk. She was wrapped in a small quilt, tied tightly by a rope and did not move.

Eleven, spicy let me roll my eyes, I hate the root, one's fingers itch, want to hit him.