Write a parallel sentence similar to something.

Life is like a mirror. If you frown at it, it frowns at us. If we smile at it, it smiles at us.

Life is like a one-way street, there is no turning back.

Life is like a copper coin, everyone can use it at will, but a copper coin can only be used once.

Life is like a bank, what you put in can be taken out with interest.

Life is like a cafeteria. You can choose what you want to eat without the help of the waiter.

Life is like a canvas, it depends on yourself.

Life is like a dream, and dreams are like life, which is another kind of life experience.

Life is like playing cards, you don't necessarily win if you get good cards, it depends on how you play them.

Life is like a joke, it has just begun. ...

Life is an incurable disease, but we must go on.

Life is like a comedy on the radio, sometimes it doesn't follow the script.

Life is like a cash register. Every account, every thought, every action, every transaction, every entry and exit is recorded.

Life is like a happy ending, which needs constant running and showing.

Life is like playing chess. You must think carefully at every step to win.

Life is like a jigsaw puzzle. Don't let small pieces fall or big pieces get messed up.

Shakespeare said that life is like a play, life is a stage, and everyone plays his role well, so that everyone can have a meaningful trip.

2): What is the teacher like?

Teachers are kindling, igniting the fire in students' hearts;

Teachers are stone steps, carrying students to climb steadily step by step.

The teacher is a candle. Although thin, it is hot and scattered, illuminating others and exhausting yourself. This selfless dedication is unforgettable.

3): What is the sea like?

The sea is like a mother's arms, holding us tightly in her arms.

The sea is like a friend. When you are unhappy, you can forget all your troubles as long as you sit by the sea, blowing the sea breeze and listening to the waves.

The sea is like a blue ribbon, which connects us closely with the world.

The sea is still like a naughty and optimistic child, and we will never see its fatigue and troubles.

Give it some strength! You have to hold it ~ ~ ~