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The four idioms used to describe thunder were: splitting the sky and cutting the earth, earth-shattering, thunder, rumble, crackling, and so on. These idioms vividly describe the sound and power of thunder and are often used to describe important events or scenes.

The following are some four-character idioms that end with "Yangyang": 1 Vast and magnificent-It described the scale of things to be huge and spectacular. 2. Proud (yáng yáng dài zh) -To describe a person who thinks he is good and proud. 3. Complacent-A person who thinks he is good and proud, often with a certain amount of pride. 4. Big Waves (yáng yáng dābō) -It described the huge impact of things and caused widespread discussion and reaction. 5 Yang Yang Ying Ting (yáng yáng Ying Ting) -Description: The hall is spacious and deserted, and the atmosphere is warm. 6. Vast and magnificent-It described the scale of things to be huge and spectacular. 7. Proud (yáng yáng dài zh) -To describe a person who thinks he is good and proud. 8. Big Waves (yáng yáng dābō) -It described the huge impact of things and caused widespread discussion and reaction. 9. Comfortable and unrestrained-It was used to describe how one spoke, wrote, and wrote smoothly and vividly. 10. Contented-A person who thinks he is good and proud, often with a certain amount of pride.

The following are some four-word idioms about "youth": 1. Regretless Youth: It means that you cherish your youth without regret. 2. Youth: It refers to the time when one is in the prime of their youth. 3. Youth: It was used to describe the time when one was young and full of imagination. 4. Eternal Youth: It means that you hope that your youth will last forever. 5. Burning Youth: To describe the burning passion of youth. 6. Passion of Youth: To describe the passionate years of youth. Youth Encouragement: It represents the spirit of fighting for the dream of youth. 8. Youth without regrets: It means that you cherish your youth without regrets and constantly pursue your dreams. 9. Flying Youth: It refers to the youth period, which is full of vitality and confidence. 10 Rippling Youth: It described the emotional ripples of youth, full of romance and poetry.

There are many four-word idioms that describe beauty. The following are some commonly used ones: Spring was warm, flowers were blooming, the years were quiet, the sun was bright, the wind was gentle, the birds were singing, the flowers were fragrant, the mountains were green, the water was green, the scenery was beautiful, the heart was relaxed, the mind was fresh, the happiness was perfect, the splendor was magnificent, the gentleness was lovely, the magnificence was peerless, the elegance was generous, the beauty was beautiful, the ingenuity was unique, the charm was unique, the taste was unique, the style was unique, the bearing was elegant, the bearing was elegant. These idioms can be used to describe beautiful, peaceful, comfortable, rich, etc. The specific usage depends on the scene and tone.

The following are some four-word idioms that describe people: 1. Peerless Beauty: To describe a person's beautiful appearance, elegant temperament, and superb skills. 2. Elegant demeanor: It refers to a person's calm demeanor, graceful posture, and upbringing. 3. Handsome and unrestrained: It described a person's handsome appearance, tall figure, and calm and confident manner. 4. Dainty and Dipper: It described a person who was short, shrewd, strong, and full of fighting spirit. Bright eyes and white teeth: It described a person with bright eyes, white teeth, and beautiful and moving. 6. Affable: It refers to a person who is gentle, approachable, and approachable. 7 hale and hearty: It refers to a person who is healthy, has gray hair, and is full of energy. 8 Face Like Jade: It described a person's face as beautiful as jade. 9. Dainty and Dipper: It described a person who was short, shrewd, strong, and full of fighting spirit. 10. Composed behavior: It is used to describe a person's behavior, which is generous, unhurried, and very cultured.

There are many four-word idioms that express a good book. 1 Pearl, Ten Thousand Words 2. Profound and Profound 3 Masterpiece of the Ages Rich in content 5. The Plot is Tight 6. Profound Character Depictions 7 Beautiful Language Profound Thoughts 9 Truthfulness Touching These idioms can be used to describe a good novel. They emphasize the book's rich content, compact plot, beautiful language, profound thoughts, authenticity and other characteristics.

Puberty is a stage full of challenges and changes. The following are some commonly used idioms to describe puberty: 1. Growth and development: refers to the rapid development and growth of the body during puberty. 2. Mental changes: It refers to a huge change in a person's psychology, such as the beginning of self-awareness, emotional complexity, etc. Rebellious period: refers to the extreme behavior of adolescent students in terms of emotions and behavior, such as rebelling against their parents, indulging in the Internet, etc. 4. Independent awareness: refers to the ability to think and act independently during puberty. 5. Curiosity: It refers to the curiosity of a person that has been greatly developed during puberty. It is full of curiosity about the world around it. 6. Social ability: It refers to people who start to come into contact with society during puberty and learn to interact with others to establish their own Social networks. These idioms can be used to describe the changes and challenges of puberty and help people better understand and face this important stage.

The four-character idioms and words describing "fortune" were as follows: 1. Gather wealth and receive blessings: It refers to gathering wealth to welcome blessings. 2. Rolling in money: It described an endless stream of wealth. 3. Attracting wealth: It refers to attracting wealth to create more wealth. 4. Increase income and reduce expenditure: It refers to increasing income by increasing income and controlling expenditure by reducing expenditure. 5. Getting rich: It refers to the growth of wealth and becoming rich through the accumulation of wealth. 6. Rolling Wealth: To describe an endless stream of wealth. 7 Jinbang title: refers to passing the exam to obtain good results to obtain fame. It also meant that the future was bright. Gathering wealth and qi: It refers to gathering wealth and momentum to bring good luck and success. 9 Wealth Inheritance: It refers to passing on wealth to future generations so that they can also accumulate wealth and achieve wealth growth. Wealth Concentration: It refers to the concentration of wealth in the hands of a few people so that they can better manage and develop wealth.

The four-character idioms that were similar to "questioning the Central Plains" were: 1. Surprise victory: refers to winning by surprise. 2. Brave the wind and waves: It refers to taking advantage of the wind and waves to move forward in difficult times. 3. Work together: It refers to working together in unity. [4. Cavalry for a Thousand Miles: refers to an army that kills all the way to a distant place to shock the world.] 5. Take charge of one's own affairs: It refers to taking on a task alone and completing it well. 6. To stand out: to stand out in a certain field. Change course: refers to changing the original route and starting anew. 8. Step by step: It refers to the gradual improvement of a certain step. 9. Courage to Move Forward: It means to move forward courageously without fear of difficulties. 10. Done in one go: It means that something is done successfully in an instant.

There were many four-word phrases or idioms that described the form of a character. The following were some common ones: Handsome: It described a person's appearance as beautiful and handsome. 2. Tall and sturdy: It described a person's tall and strong figure. 3. Gaunt: It refers to a person's tired face and lack of energy. 4. Open minded: It is used to describe a person's cheerful personality, tolerance, and magnanimity. 5. Charming: It described a person's appearance as charming and moving, as gentle as water. 6. Dignity: To describe a person's appearance as steady, generous, dignified and decent. 7. Flirtatious: It described a person's appearance as charming and charming. 8 Handsome: To describe a person's appearance as handsome and elegant. 9. Rich Charm: It described a person's appearance as beautiful and charming. 10 Wei An: It described a person's appearance as tall, mighty, and extraordinary. Heroic bearing: To describe a person's handsome appearance and extraordinary bearing. [12: Flirtatious: It refers to a person's appearance that is charming, charming, and moving.] 13 Demure: A person's appearance is dignified and generous, and their behavior is appropriate. Liveliness: To describe a person's appearance as lively, cheerful, and optimistic. Gentle: It described a person's appearance to be gentle and amiable. These words and idioms could be used flexibly according to the character's personality, identity, situation and other factors to better portray the character's image.