What are the knowledge points that must be memorized in Chinese language for the high school entrance examination?

1. Drive sheep to attack tigers: drive: drive away. Drive the sheep to attack the tiger. It describes a weak enemy against a strong one, with huge disparity in strength, and will be destroyed.

2. Retreat bravely from the rapids: Retreat bravely and immediately in the rapids. It is a metaphor for an official who retires in time to avoid disaster when he is proud.

3. Lingering: describes being nostalgic for the scenery and reluctant to go back.

4. Survive a catastrophe: disaster: disaster. Encountered a huge disaster but did not die. Describes a lucky escape.

5. One horse and one flag: one horse and one flag. Describes being brave and good at fighting.

6. Eagle-headed bird brain: describes an ugly appearance and a cunning expression.

7. The combination of urgency and urgency: slow: gentle, soothing; urgent: critical, urgent. Whenever you encounter difficulties, no matter the urgency, we will help.

8. Generosity: high spirits. Courageously sacrifice for a just cause.

9. Not stingy with pearls and jade: stingy: reluctant to part with it. Don't be reluctant to give up good things. I sincerely hope others can give me some advice.

10. So happy that I forgot to go home: I was so happy that I forgot to go home. Describes being addicted to a certain occasion and reluctant to leave.

11. Three Cunning Rabbit Caves: The cunning rabbit has prepared several hiding places. It means there are many hidden places or methods.

12. Can’t wait: urgent: urgent. And: in time. Too urgent to wait. Describes a very anxious mood.

13. As urgent as a spark: Spark: Meteor. Light like a shooting star flashed across the sky. Describes very urgent and urgent.

14. Zhifeng Muyu: Zhi: comb your hair; Mu: wash your hair. The wind combs my hair and the rain washes it. Describes people who often work hard outside regardless of wind and rain.

15. It can be broken by blowing and flicking: It seems that it will break if you blow or flick. The skin on the face is very delicate.

16. To accumulate wealth and be stingy with rewards: stingy: unable to do so. Although he has accumulated a lot of wealth, he is reluctant to give it to his subordinates. The description is very stingy.

17. Lao treacherous: old: experienced and sophisticated; treacherous: treacherous. cunning: cunning. Describes a person with deep experience and extremely cunning methods.

18. Can’t let go: the original description is that you are extremely fond of someone and can’t let go. It is often described as being very nostalgic and reluctant to leave. Same as "reluctant to leave".

19. Support the good and punish the evil: help the good and fight against the evil.

20. I was so happy that I forgot to go home. Describes being addicted to a certain occasion and reluctant to leave.

21. Blessing in misfortune: It means that misfortune also contains factors that produce luck.

22. Precarious: The mountain looks like it is about to collapse. Describe the situation as extremely dangerous.

23. Sui: request; beg: beg, beg. Beg for mercy and help from others.

24. Yiyi is difficult to let go: Yiyi: the look of admiration; She: let go. Describes nostalgia and being reluctant to leave.

25. Give each other a thumbs up: a round barn. Pointing at the grain in the barn means donating it to others. Describes generous support for friends. Also known as "pointing to help each other".

26. Slick-faced: describes a person who is cunning and frivolous.

27. Concentrate: Concentrate all your energy on one point. Describes high concentration of attention.

28. Move forward bravely: move forward bravely.

29. Precarious: Precarious: The mountain is so high and steep that it looks like it will fall. Describes a very dangerous situation, about to overturn or perish.

30. Use an egg to fight a stone: Use an egg to resist a stone, which is a metaphor for overestimating your own capabilities.

31. Throwing eggs and hitting stones: It is a metaphor for not overestimating one's own abilities and causing one's own failure.

32. Help people in danger and rescue them: drowning: falling into the water. Help those in danger and rescue those who fall into the water. A metaphor for trying your best to help others in distress.

33. Fearless: fearful: afraid. Fear nothing. Described as very brave.

34. Can’t put down the book: I can’t put down the book in my hand. Describes being diligent in studying or reading books.

35. Help people in danger and help those in need: Provide relief and help to people in critical and difficult situations.

36. Vulnerable: Describes weak strength and unable to withstand a blow.

It also describes an argument that is not rigorous and cannot withstand refutation.

37. Wearing stars and wearing moon: Wearing stars and wearing moon. It describes running around all night or leaving early and coming back late, which is very hard.

38. Urgent: Describes something extremely urgent (mostly used in official documents, telegrams, etc.).

39. To hide the traitor and to hide it. Treachery: treachery, cunning, hypocrisy. The heart is treacherous and the behavior is cunning.

40. Read not to give up: give up: willing to give up. I can't put it down when I am interested in reading.

41. Relying on bravery and underestimating the enemy: relying on: relying on, relying on. Rely on your own bravery without taking your opponent to heart.

42. There is no small supplement: supplement: subsidy, benefit. It means that it has little effect, is somewhat beneficial or somewhat helpful.

43. To overcome the thorns and thorns: to clear away the thorns and cut off the thorns, which is a metaphor for clearing obstacles and overcoming difficulties on the way forward.

44. Moisture and dryness: After the spring water dries up, the fish spit foam at each other to moisten each other to survive. Used to describe people trying their best to help each other in difficult situations.

45. Cherish means missing the palm: Cherish: be stingy. Losing a palm because of reluctance to part with a finger. A metaphor for losing a big thing due to small things.

46. Reluctant to leave: Yiyi: the appearance of attachment; She: to give up. Describes being reluctant to leave.

47. Tricky to promote narrowness: also known as "tricky to promote narrowing". Cunning and teasing.

48. Imminent: Describes that things are at hand and the situation is very urgent.

49. Don’t worry about the day or night: You can’t know in the morning what it will be like or what will happen in the evening. Describes a critical and unpredictable situation.

50. Resentment: resentment; pity: reluctance. I am so attached that I can’t bear to break up. Commonly used between men and women.

51. Yiyi: reluctant to say goodbye; Yiyi: reluctant to say goodbye. It describes being very nostalgic and reluctant to leave.

52. Forgetting to sleep and eat: refers to not only being unable to sleep, but also forgetting to eat. This is often used to describe people who are focused and focused.

53. Fear of death and greed for life: Greed: reluctant to give up. Greedy for survival and afraid of death. Refers to being timid in fighting the enemy.

54. Diligence and courage: the original meaning is diligent practice. Now means moving forward bravely and forcefully.

55. Three lives are lucky: Three lives: Buddhism refers to the previous life, this life, and the next life; luck: lucky. All three lives were very lucky. Metaphor is very lucky.

56. If an egg is thrown at a stone: Same as "hitting a stone with an egg." It's a metaphor that if you don't overestimate your capabilities, you will definitely fail.

57. Swallow's Nest on the Curtain: Swallows make their nests on the curtain. The situation is very dangerous.

58. Fear of death and greed for life: Greed: unwilling to give up. Greedy for survival and afraid of death. Refers to being timid in fighting the enemy.

59. It’s hard to let go: let go. Describes a good relationship and unwillingness to be separated. It also represents a stalemate in events. Also known as "difficult to separate and leave."

60. Short and capable: fierce: brave. Describes a person who is short in stature but shrewd and capable.

61. The weak wind supports the willow: describes Daiyu's actions The waist is swaying and the posture is graceful.

62. Drifting in the wind and rain. It is a metaphor for a turbulent and unstable situation.

63. There is no time to delay: Ke means a short period of time; Delay means that the situation is urgent and no delay is allowed.

64. Do what is right and do it bravely.

65. Wei: strength; courage: courage. Describes the strength and courage shown by everyone uniting to fight bravely.

66. A critical moment. : Metaphor for an extremely critical situation.

67. Standardize: to flaunt; to criticize: to help people with the same opinions and to exclude those with different opinions.

68. To be weak. : Describes a person who is weak and unable to withstand the wind.

69. Be brave and fearless.

70. Not escaping in times of crisis: avoidance. Not escaping in times of crisis. Describes being brave and courageous.

71. Cut off the gates and seize the passes: cut off the bolts, break through the city gates, and seize the passes. Describes the army as being brave and unstoppable in combat.

72. Walking on thin ice: Like walking on thin ice. It is a metaphor for acting with extreme caution and caution.

73. Greed for life and fear of death: Greed: reluctant to give up. Greedy for survival and afraid of death. Refers to being timid in fighting the enemy.

74. Great courage is like cowardice: cowardice: cowardice. The bravest people appear to be timid. Describes a truly brave person who is calm and composed.

75. Brave and diligent: the original meaning is diligent practice. Now means moving forward bravely and forcefully.

76. Can’t bear to let go: endure, willing; willing. Release, let go, let go. Reluctant to let go.

77. Concentrate: It means to be single-minded, concentrate, not careless at all, and put all your mind on one thing. To describe doing something very seriously.

78. Sweet words but a sword in the belly: What you say is sweet, but you always have harmful intentions. Describe the cunning and insidious nature of the two-faced person.

79. Lucky people: Lucky people: good people with good fortune. Astrology: God’s blessing. Good people can always be blessed by God.

80. Helping the tiger to eat: a metaphor for helping evil people do bad things.

81. Bravery without strategy: strategy: strategy. Although brave, he has no resourcefulness.

82. Tricky and mean: Tricky: cunning and cunning. Describes a person who is cunning and treacherous, and who treats others harshly and unmercifully.

83. Stand up straight: stand up straight. Stand up straight. Describes standing up bravely in the face of difficult or dangerous things.

84. Rush for Spark: Spark: Meteor. Light like a shooting star flashed across the sky. Describes very urgent and urgent.

85. Survive life and cherish death: Live life and be reluctant to die.

86. Brave and decisive: describes being brave and decisive in dealing with things.

87. Put Diao Sa Po: put: use; Diao: scoundrel, cunning; Sa Po: unreasonable. Refers to the use of cunning and cunning means. The description is extremely unreasonable.

88. The heart of a jackal and fox: refers to a ferocious and cunning heart like a jackal or a fox.

89. Be timid in defense and fight bravely: be careful in setting up defenses and fight bravely.

90. Life hangs by a thread: In a dangerous situation, life may be lost at any time.

91. Make up for what is missing and keep what is lacking: 燷: incomplete, incomplete; 禾: broken. Reluctant to throw away old and broken things. Describe conservative thinking.

92. Stinginess from within: reluctant to take it out, stingy with action. Same as "cashier's stinginess".

93. Kill the enemy and cause the result: cause: make it happen; result: kill the enemy boldly. Kill the enemy bravely and build military exploits.

94. Like walking on spring ice: tread: step on. It's like stepping on thin ice in spring. It is a metaphor for being on tenterhooks in a dangerous situation.

95. Burning to one’s eyebrows: Burning to one’s eyebrows. It means that things are very urgent at hand.

96. There is no room for hair: gap: gap. There was not room for a single hair in the gap. It is a metaphor for being very close to disaster or the situation is extremely critical.

97. Bravely Champion the Three Armies: Champion: Rank first; Three Armies: The collective name for the army. Refers to being brave or brave and being the first in the army.

98. Killing the family to provide relief: Donate all family property to help the country alleviate its difficulties.

99. Cashier's stinginess: reluctant to take it out, stingy in taking action.

100. Meticulous: It means to be serious about doing things, even the smallest details are not sloppy. Gou, casual, sloppy.

101. Courage that is unworthy of all men: Resistance. Even ten thousand people can't resist it. Described as very brave.

102. Lucky star shines brightly: describes a person who is very lucky and blessed.

103. Greed for life and fear of death: Greed: reluctant to give up. Greedy for survival and afraid of death. Refers to being timid in fighting the enemy.

104. Difficulties in starting a business: Starting a business is difficult. Inspire people to work hard.

105. Precarious: It means that you can survive in the morning, but not necessarily in the evening. Describe a critical situation. It is also said that one does not worry about morning and evening.

106. Ten Thousand Fu Mo Dang: Describes being very brave. Same as "Courage that no man deserves".

107. Endure the pain and give up the things you love: endure the pain in your heart and give up the things you love. It refers to reluctantly giving up something you love without any intention.

108. Egg versus stone: Egg hits stone. It is a metaphor for overestimating one's abilities and one will surely fail.

109. Lianlian: Lianlian: Admiration, nostalgia. The original description is that you love someone very much and cannot let go. It is often described as being very nostalgic and reluctant to leave.

110. Angry eyes and wretchedness: describe the appearance of anger and bravery.

111. Pulling the drum and capturing the flag: describes bravery in combat.

112. God obeys human wishes: God obeys human wishes. It means that the development of things is in line with one's wishes.

113. Dare to do what is right: When you see something just, do it bravely. Same as "act bravely when seeing justice".

114. Pretend to be brave: You are timid, but you pretend to be brave.

115. Danxi: morning and evening, describing the short time. Describes that danger is right in front of you.

116. Start from scratch: start from scratch: start with nothing; start from scratch: create a family business. Describes starting a business without a foundation or with very poor conditions.

117. The courage of combining people: being able to defeat many people with one person; courage: being brave. It is worth the courage of several people. Described as very brave.

118. Jiao Ao throws stones: Touch a stone with something very fragile. Metaphor that things must fail.

119. Don’t hesitate to give advice: Don’t be reluctant to give advice.

120. Bloody man: refers to a strong, upright, brave and enthusiastic man.

121. Critical survival: It means that the situation is dangerous and urgent, related to survival or destruction.

122. Sparse wealth and emphasize justice: Sparse wealth: divide people with property. Be loyal and despise money. Point out more money to help those in need.

123. Ben Yu’s bravery: Ben Yu: Meng Ben and Xia Yu, warriors during the Warring States Period. Refers to the bravery of a strong man.

124. Dancing at the front and drinking blood: describes being brave and not afraid of sacrifice.

125. Obsession with bones: obsession: excessive love and difficulty in giving up; bones: corpse bones. Obsessed with corpses. It is a metaphor for being reluctant to throw away old and decayed things.

126. Flirty: still talking about being glib. Describes a person who is frivolous and cunning. Eyes, words, forehead, eyebrows and eyes can express gestures. Describes being shrewd and cunning in dealing with things.