The Idiom of WoThe following are some explanations of idioms with the word "He":
1. [Wind He Rising]: Originated from Book·Golden Crow, meaning to comply with the will of the heavens and receive the help of the heavens.
2. [The millet in the old palace: expressing the nostalgia for the motherland.]
3. [The Palace of Grain and Millet]: It described the scene of the country being destroyed. The palace had become farmland, covered with grain.
4. ** Ear growing on the head of the crop **: The "ear" refers to the ear-shaped object. When the head of the crop grows teeth, the crops will be scrapped. It is a symbol of a disaster year.
5. ** Growing Ear **: Similar to growing ears on the head of a grain, it was also a symbol of a disaster. The head of the grain grew teeth and the crops were scrapped.
6. ** The Pain of the Grain and Millet **:" He " was millet, and " millet " was millet. It expressed the nostalgia for the country and the sorrow of the country's destruction.
7. [The sorrow of the millet]: It also expressed the nostalgia for the country, the sadness of the country's destruction.
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There are the words of Wo and TianThe word with the grain and the field was"", which was pronounced as shōu. There were a total of 10 strokes. The glyph structure was an up-down structure, and the word could be disassembled as "Hetian". In addition, the words next to the word "He" include He, He, Qiu, Miao, Xiu, Cheng, Zhong, Cheng, Dao, Yang, Ji, Ji, Wen, Cheng, Ke, Jia, Yi, Xi, Zhi, Zu, Chou, Mi, Qin, Gao, Gan, Zhi, Mu, Shao, Sui, Ji, Bitter, Ji, Hui, Hui, The words next to the word Daitian include Shen, Lei, Tian, Ji, Ting, Fan, She, Lue, Jia, Dian, Xu, Yu, You, Tian, Chang, Chou, Qi, Jie, Pan, Tuan, Ji, Fan, Liu, Bi, Wan, Wan, Wei, Geng, Ji, Jiang, Zhen, Tian, Gui, etc.
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Shinzou wo Sasageyo (心臓を捧げよ) (Dedicate Your Heart) 進撃のその先へ… (Shingeki no sono saki e...) (Beyond the path of our advance...) 誰かの為に命を賭けられるか? (Dareka no tame ni inochi wo kakerareru ka?) (Can you risk your life for someone else?) この壁の中に囚われた屈辱は (Kono kabe no naka ni torawareta kutsujoku wa) (The humiliation of being trapped within these walls) 反撃の嚆矢だ (Hangeki no kouzya da) (Is the signal for counterattack) 城壁のその向こう 火の⼿が揺れる (Jouheki no sono mukou hi no te ga yureru) (Beyond the walls, flames flicker in the distance) 奴らは何を⾷らう? (Yatsura wa nani wo kurau?) (What do they devour?) 獲物を屠るのは ⿊か⽩か (Emono wo hofuru no wa kuro ka shiro ka) (Is it the prey that falls, or the predator?) ⼆千年の歴史が今 終わる (Nisen-nen no rekishi ga ima owaru) (Two thousand years of history are now coming to an end) 捧げよ! 捧げよ! (Sasageyo! Sasageyo!) (Dedicate! Dedicate!) 心臓を捧げよ! (Shinzou wo Sasageyo!) (Dedicate your heart!) 全ての犠牲は 今 この瞬間のために (Subete no gisei wa ima kono shunkan no tame ni) (All sacrifices have led to this very moment!) 捧げよ! 捧げよ! (Sasageyo! Sasageyo!) (Dedicate! Dedicate!) 心臓を捧げよ! (Shinzou wo Sasageyo!) (Dedicate your heart!) 進むべき未来を その⼿で切り拓け! (Susumubeki mirai wo sono te de kirihirake!) (Carve open the future you must walk with your own hands!)