Write sentences of the Long March by analogy.

1. The Long March is a seed, a revolutionary thoroughbred, a tenacious seed, and a tenacious and endless seed.

2. The Long March is a fire, a blazing fire, a dazzling fire, and a fire that never goes out.

3. The Long March is a journey, a heroic journey, a growth journey and a victory journey.

4. The Long March is a propaganda team that spreads revolutionary kindling, a historical monument of China revolution and an endless hymn.

The Long March is a touching history, an earth-shattering story, a persistent victory of the soldiers and the source of our happy life.

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Four ways to write parallelism sentences:

First, set up your own standing photo library.

Enrich your own material library. These images are usually literary and easy to unfold, such as fields, streams, rain, moonlight, ocean, goshawk, cuckoo, sails, new buds and so on.

Second, classify ideas and practice together.

Images can be interpreted from different dimensions. The advantage of classification is that you can quickly determine which pictures are used in which direction according to the topic. For example, some describe magnificent scenery, some symbolize individuality, some express hope, some contrast praise and so on.

These self-classified images can be reused in many scenes. The rest is to use the reserves in practice, especially the large and small tests, to simulate that tension and write a beautiful comparison in a limited time.

Third, don't think about image for the time being.

There are only three results in temporarily thinking about image: one is to spend time, the other is to think of nothing good; The third is to create a sense of tension, and I can't figure out how to increase my negative emotions and affect the exam!

Fourth, we should consciously collect images when doing problems.

Collect several commonly used images to achieve the effect of exchanging similarities for differences, saving time, improving efficiency and increasing literary talent.