Describe a man who is excellent and successful

Sentences and idioms to describe successful men:

1. Can climb Mount Everest, hold on to beautiful breasts; can withstand all kinds of pressure, and can pretend to be ordinary Calm; success does not matter where you are born, whether your brother comes from the Yellow River or your sister goes to the Yangtze River. As long as I can.

2. A truly successful man is not about how much money he makes and how many women he has slept with. But in the face of complicated temptations, he can still remember his original intention and his bad wife. Only those who overcome the primitive desires of creatures are the ones who successfully evolve into humans.

3. Behind a successful man, there is always a virtuous and virtuous girl who packs his furniture.

4. Successful men: turn accidents into stories. The Man Who Failed: Turning the Story into an Accident. Wonderful Man: Both stories and accidents. Mediocre Man: Neither story nor incident.

5. Behind every successful man, there is a woman. Behind every unsuccessful man, there are two.

6. Basically, behind every successful man, there is a woman with material desires who can push him forward. Don't think that being frugal and not spending money means you are a good woman. The consequences of being frugal often make men settle for the status quo.

7. The man who said this at the wine table is bold, but tender, and very considerate. He seems to be willing to go through fire and water for you, but his back is not cold at all.

Idioms to describe successful men:

Fresh and handsome: fresh, beautiful, novel, and unconventional. Source: Du Fu's poem "Remembering Li Bai in Spring" of the Tang Dynasty: "Fresh and handsome Yu Kaifu, handsome Yibao joins the army."

Extraordinary appearance: appearance, character and appearance; extraordinary, unusual. Character and appearance are beyond ordinary. Source: Chapter 44 of "Official Appearances" by Li Baojia of the Qing Dynasty: " Brother, I have an extraordinary appearance, and I will definitely be prosperous in the future."

Excellent in both talent and appearance: Both talent and learning are good in appearance. Same as "both in talent and appearance". Source: Ming Dynasty Fang Ruhao's "History of Zen" 35 Reply: "I have heard about the famous name of Shi Shi for a long time, and it turns out that both talent and appearance are outstanding."

Amazing talent and graceful style: refers to an astonishing talent that is as elegant as the wind. Source: "Wen Xin Diao Long· Bian Sao" by Liang Liu Xie of the Southern Dynasties ": "Without Qu Yuan, there would be no "Li Sao"! Astonishing talent and grace, high ambition."

Handsome and unrestrained: Handsome: a person with outstanding intelligence. Chic and unrestrained: Generally speaking, the behavior refers to natural and generous behavior, not Stiff and unrestrained, it is often used to describe demeanor and appearance, and also refers to behavior. It refers to outstanding intelligence, extraordinary appearance, natural and generous, charming, and unrestrained. Source: Han Jiayi's "New Book·Taoism": "A handsome person will dominate the throne. , The people will be distinguished if their wings are competent." Li Bai's poem "Wang Youjun" of the Tang Dynasty: "Youjun is originally pure and innocent, and he is free and unrestrained in the dust." .Describes a person who is talented in speaking and acting without being bound by secular etiquette.

Source: Ming Dynasty Xu Sanjie's "Jie Xia Ji·Private Admiration": "Envy for many young men and women, like a heart of ice in a jade pot, He who spreads wealth and makes friends, is as heroic as three rivers, is charming and suave, and has a great reputation among the six assistants."

Pan An, who throws fruits: In the old days, it was a metaphor for a handsome man who was loved by women. Source: "Shi Shuo Xin" by Liu Yiqing of the Southern Song Dynasty "Yu·Rongzhi": "Pan Yuemiao has a beautiful appearance and a good expression. When he was young, he took him to Luoyang Road. When a woman meets a woman, she will join hands and linger with her." Liu Xiao quoted from "Yu Lin": "Anren is so beautiful, every time OK, the old woman will throw the fruit into the car full of fruit."

The clank and iron bones: a metaphor for a person's uprightness and unyielding backbone. Source: Ke Yan's "Strange Letters·The Pursuer of Beauty": "Blowed away by the violent storm. What is left is only dead branches and leaves, but what is left is the iron bones.”