Explanation of what the stars mean

The meaning of Xingxing is lush stars.

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1. The stars line up in the blue sky and form their own arrangement.

2. Who can be as powerful as a yellow calf, which can pick up all the stars before coming down?

3. The beauty is flowing and the stars are shining brightly.

4. Those who shine like stars in the sky are the lights of wine boats.

5. The red and green small electric lights on the deck of the ship compete with the stars in the sky in the cool night.

Selected from: one of "Miscellaneous Poems" by Fu Xuan of the Jin Dynasty, "Litchi" by Zeng Gong of the Song Dynasty, "Lotus Ode" by He Jingming of the Ming Dynasty, "Six Notes of a Floating Life·Wandering Travel Notes" by Shen Fu of the Qing Dynasty, Mao Dun's "Midnight" 17th grade.

Example: The sky full of stars is like the sky covered with a layer of shabby cloth. There is light on the other side of this layer of cloth, and starlight shines through the holes in the cloth.

Stars in a sentence

1. The sky is full of stars. Several big and bright stars hang in the night sky, as if people in the sky are patrolling the sky with lanterns. The vastness of space.

2. The stars in the sky are so bright one by one. In this distant sky, what do you want to pick up? Is it the stars you see or the bright moon you have never thought of?

3. If there are only stars, and there are fireflies twinkling in the deep blue night, I will follow them at all costs.

4. The sky is full of stars. Just like life, a person will meet countless people in his life. You will see them pass and disappear with your own eyes, and you will see which of the others shines the brightest. What you have to do is not to follow anyone else's footsteps, but to stand in your own position and quietly shine and be yourself.