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"A pile of people" had different meanings in different context. From the literal meaning, it could refer to a crowd gathered together, such as the " crowd " formed in the recruitment square. This was an intuitive scene of many people gathered in one place. In an abstract sense, the " people " in the phrase " I would rather live inconspicuously among the good people than live too conspicuously among the bad people " referred to a certain group of people. It was a concept that divided the crowd according to morality or other characteristics. In addition, there was also a game called " Finding Someone in a Crowd." The story of one person and a group of people is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The following are some idioms and explanations: 1. ** Ambitious **: Pursue and pursue. It means to pursue unrealistic goals that are too high or too far away. 2. ** Fearless **: Fearless or apprehensive because you have someone to rely on. 3. ** incisive **: It refers to an article or speech that is detailed, detailed, and thorough. Dripping was a carefree look, and doing everything to the best of one's ability indicated that one had reached the extreme. 4. [Cynicism: Dissatisfied with the dark world and hates unreasonable social customs.] 5. * * 6. ** Mediocre people disturb themselves **: Mediocre people refer to ordinary people, self-disturbance refers to messing up oneself, refers to asking for trouble when there is nothing to do. 7. ** Sing loudly **: Open your throat and sing loudly. 8. ** Crafty old fox **: experienced in the ways of the world, a very cunning person. 9. [A glimpse of a spot]: It means that you have roughly seen a certain aspect of something. 10. [Taste like chewing wax]: Like eating wax, without any taste, describing the state of mind, language, or articles as boring. 11. [A needle hidden in cotton wool]: It means that one looks gentle and weak on the outside, but in fact, one's heart is vicious and tough. 12. [One sentence to break the target]: One sentence refers to one sentence, which refers to the target. It is a metaphor for saying the essence of the problem in one sentence. 13. ** Buying a box and returning a pearl **: Is it a wooden box or a return? It is a metaphor for not having a good eye, not knowing the goods, and making a wrong choice. 14. Craftiness refers to ingenious thoughts, describing the creative use of exquisite thoughts, mostly referring to the creative ideas of literature and art. 15. [Be at ease]: Being at ease refers to being able to take adversity, difficulties, or setbacks calmly as usual. 16. ** Headstrong **: Stubborn and impatient to stop, advise, or suggest. 17. Weak to the point of not being able to withstand the wind, describing a person's weak physique. 18. [The door is deserted]: Luo is captured by a net, describing the cold and desolate door, with few guests coming and going. 19. ** Every move leads to blame **: It is a sin. Once you make a move, you will be punished or reprimanded. 20. No one can agree on what is right or wrong. It also means that there are many different opinions, and it is impossible to reach a unanimous conclusion. 21. ** Helping the Tiger **: A ghost that guides the tiger. It is a metaphor for being an accomplice to the bad guys and serving the bad guys. 22. ** Dream **: A fantasy that is impossible to achieve, like an unrealistic hope. 23. ** No three no four **: Don't think of this or that, it's not fitting to describe this or that, it's not like appearance, it's also used to describe bad conduct and not decent. 24. ** Double the result with half the effort **: Things are things that need to be done (referring to measures), and work is effectiveness. 25. [Cautious]: Cautious means serious and cautious. It originally meant serious and respectful, but now it means cautious and careful, not daring to be careless at all. 26. * * 27. * * 28. ** Dizzy **: Dizzy head, blurred eyes, dizziness means blurred eyes. 29. ** Megrez **: It was used to describe someone who was serious in handling matters, not even the smallest detail was sloppy. 30. [Immortal Dew Nectar]: A fine wine drunk by immortals. It is very delicious. 31. Bees Surrounding Butterflies Array: It refers to swarms of bees surrounding butterflies as if they were in an array. It is like a flower blooming so luxuriously that it attracts swarms of bees and butterflies. 32. ** Coiling Dragon and Crouching Dragon **: It was a metaphor for a coiled dragon lying on the branches. It described the way the branches of a tree spiraled and twisted. 33. ** A lifetime of toil **: To describe a person who has a complicated life and has spent a lifetime laboriously but calmly. 34. [Resurrection from a dead end]: It described finding a way out in the most dangerous time. 35. [Can't help laughing]: Can't help laughing means to be unable to control oneself and can't help laughing. Be careful not to repeat the word "laugh". 36. ** Fanxian Jiguan **: It described the lively scene of various musical instruments playing at the same time. 37. ** Red lanterns and green wine **: It described the bustling nightlife. 38. ** Exquisite and Clear **: Exquisite refers to the exquisiteness of the object. Clear means that the hole is clear. It is used to describe the object's exquisiteness and clarity. The structure is delicate and exquisite. It also refers to the person's shrewdness and flexibility. 39. ** specific and small **: It means that all parts are generally available, and small means that all the components of the thing are generally available, but the shape and scale are relatively small. 40. ** Colorful **: Colorful, describing a variety of colors, with many shapes and colors. 41. ** Indelible **: It will disappear if it is obliterated and will never disappear. It means that the deeds and words will always remain in people's memories. 42. ** Endless aftertaste **: The aftertaste refers to the aftertaste after eating something. It is like recalling something. The more you think about it, the more interesting it is. 43. [Carefree]: No worries or worries. 44. ** Refreshed and happy **: Kuang means open, Yi means happy, the mind is open, and the spirit is happy. 45. [Unparalleled in the World: There is no second one in the world.] 46. ** Sentimental **: It is easy to be kind, often worried and sad, describing people with empty thoughts and fragile feelings. 47. The worry of loss and gain: the fear of losing one's personal interests. 48. [Natural and Man-made Disasters: The heavens refer to nature, natural disasters and man-made disasters.] 49. Sudden: It happened suddenly and unexpectedly. 50. [Danger after danger: Dangerous phenomena occur one after another.] 51. ** Sudden death **: To die suddenly means to leave us unexpectedly. 52. [A clear conscience: To ask one's heart is to ask one's own heart. Ask one's heart without any guilt.] 53. [I have benefited a lot. I have gained a lot.] 54. ** Flourishing Flowers **: Flourishing means to sway in the wind, which means to dress up very gorgeously. 55. [Calling Friends and Attracting Companions: Calling friends and attracting companions.] 56. ** 57. ** Flying Dance **: The music was light and the dance was graceful. It described the beautiful posture of bees and butterflies dancing. 58. Spring flowers and autumn fruits: Flowers are flowers that bloom in spring and bear fruit in autumn. It is a metaphor for a person's literary talent and virtue. It is also a metaphor for learning to have results. 59. Spring flowers and autumn moon: Spring flowers, autumn moon, generally referring to the beautiful scenery of spring and autumn. 60. ** Leisure mood **: leisure is leisure, and interest refers to a leisurely mood and a comfortable mood. 61. ** The sea dried up and the rocks rotted **: The sea dried up and the rocks rotted. It was a metaphor for a long time. It was a metaphor for a firm will that would never change. 62. ** Innumerable **: There is no way to calculate the number. It is used to describe a large number of things. The number is pronounced as shü here. The number means calculation. It is generally used to count specific things. 63. ** Innumerable **: It means that you can't even count them. It can be used to describe a large number of things. 64. ** Very few **: To describe a very small number, it was the opposite of countless. 65. [Phoenix feather and qilin horn rare]: It was the opposite of countless. 66. ** Count on one's fingers **: To describe a small number of people, it was the opposite of countless. 67. ** As few as the morning stars **: It was the opposite of countless. "The Crow's Testimony" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

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There were many explanations for illusions: 1. A mythical situation. People would not escape from reality and enter such a happy situation. 2. an ideal place that only appears in fantasy or dreams, such as an intoxicating place full of beautiful women and nectar. 3. In essence, it was an illusory realm. Just like what was described in some literary works and stories, characters might enter an illusory space that was difficult to distinguish between real and fake. In artistic creation, illusions were more like actively constructed. The creator could conceive, anticipate, operate, replicate, and convey it to resonate with the audience. For example, in the field of film and television, it could appear in non-real scenes behind real scenes to guide the audience's emotions. Fantasy Realm is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Here are ten explanations of love: 1. It was the feeling of love that reached a very deep level and then was given by humans. It was the satisfaction and happiness that humans actively gave or consciously expected. It included love, friendship, kinship, universal love, and the fundamental feelings that humans had for everything. 2. It was the positive energy projected by the human spirit, and the foundation was respect. 3. It was a feeling that came from the bottom of one's heart. It was a deep feeling that a person had for someone or something. 4. It was the sublimation of approval and liking. Different levels of love corresponded to different levels of feelings or results. 5. It was a sense of happiness that humans actively gave. A person took the initiative to unconditionally respect, support, protect, and satisfy the human needs that others could not achieve independently, including their ideology, spiritual experience, behavior, and material needs. 6. It was a living phenomenon, the soul of this world, and belonged to the entire living system. It was because of love that life possessed wisdom, expectation, and pursuit. It was a life's treasure, care, and concern for another life or thing. It was a pity and compassion for the world. 7. In Buddhism, it is one of the twelve causes and conditions, also known as the branch of love, also translated as 'thirst for love'. It can be divided into six types of love, from lustful love to Dharma love, or three types of love: desire love, love, and no love. It is the desire to avoid suffering or the desire to seek love for pleasure after feeling pain and pleasure. 8. From a psychological point of view, it was a desire to promote the maturity of oneself and others, to constantly expand one's own boundaries, and to achieve self-improvement. 9. It was the feeling of having deep feelings for someone or something, such as fondness, admiration, love, etc. 10. It was a hobby, such as singing.