The next striking sentence

The next sentence of "Outstanding" is "Not in spring, all flowers bloom in spring". The only pinyin is yì zhì dú xiì, which means that other flowers don't bloom, but this one is in bloom, which comes from Wu Hu Anguo, a scholar of the Song Dynasty: "The pine and cypress are quite unique."

Synonym: leading all the way, leading all the way, unparalleled, stand out from the crowd, unparalleled.

Antonym: Let a hundred flowers blossom and be colorful.

Usage: Excellent metaphor skills and obvious advantages.

Example:

1, "Book of the Northern Qi Dynasty Zhao Diji": "Eight feet long, with a belt around ten, with outstanding appearance."

2. Southern Dynasties Xie's "Wen Xin Diao Long The Original Way": "Masters inherit sages and stand out."

3. Preface to Tao Qian's poem "You Xie Chuan": "My husband, if no one meets in the city, stands out from the crowd and misses Lingshan in the distance, is well-deserved."