Sentences expressing eagles

The sentences describing the eagle are:

1, life is a soaring eagle, with its vigorous wings, fighting the vast sky.

If I have a pair of wings, I can fly freely like an eagle. Do I have wings? No. So I can't fly.

A young eagle hiding under the wings of a mother eagle can never really fight in the sky. Only when it is in danger can it explode its potential and finally laugh to the sky!

The wind and rain are coming, and the eagle wings are constantly folding.

For the eagle, no matter how strong the wind is, it is just an opportunity to exercise its wings.

I believe that every eagle has honed its powerful wings while enjoying the vastness of Wan Li.

7. The steed's iron hoof rushes out, the eagle's wings fly out, and the stunt is refined.

The eagle flies high, not because of the wind, but because it has a pair of wings.

9. Today the young eagle spreads its wings and flies, and tomorrow the eagle will fight in the sky!

10. The eagle spreads its wings, zhang yi can fly to the clouds, and its claws and sharp mouth frighten the birds' souls. Proud to blow the sound of the sky around the world, and then soar in the dust.

Eagle in a broad sense refers to small to medium-sized falcon-like birds, which move during the day, especially eagle species, including goshawk and sparrow hawk.

The meaning of the eagle:

1. The image of the eagle in China national culture can be traced back to the totem worship in primitive society, and the eagle is the embodiment of God. After thousands of years of religious consciousness, the eagle is covered with mysterious colors and is regarded as a divine bird, a celestial bird and a condor.

2. As a visual art, the eagle image first appeared in the cliff stone carvings and totems in primitive times, and gradually evolved into the eagle-shaped pottery tripod in the pottery age, the eagle-shaped statue and decorative art in the bronze age, the hieroglyphics in the Yin and Zhou Dynasties, the eagle image as a banner in ancient battles, and the eagle-shaped jade carvings, portrait bricks and portrait stones in the Qin and Han Dynasties.

3. The eagle is magnificent, majestic and masculine, which is one of the most infectious spiritual elements and a noble and grand symbol in aesthetics. Aesthetically it is a symbol of nobility and grandeur.

4. Man's will melts into nature, and nature is also a reflection of man's consciousness. The cultural connotation of China's eagle painting is the sublimation of life beyond nature and self. Painting an eagle means painting a person, and literary and artistic creation has achieved artistic transcendence by depicting and shaping the artistic image of the eagle.