What is golden rooster independence?

Golden rooster independence is a martial arts posture of standing on one leg. Stand on one foot.

1, Pinyin:

jīn jī dú l .

2. Source:

Li Qingru really wrote seventy-four times in "Mirror Flower Edge": "I am a golden rooster, and I want one foot to be slightly longer."

3. Synonyms:

Stand out from the crowd: it means to stand out from the crowd, which means that a person's appearance or talent stands out from the surrounding group.

4, antonym:

Plain: refers to ordinary and unattractive things or poems.

5. Usage:

Subject-predicate type; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Refers to standing on one foot.

6. Symbolic significance:

First of all, golden rooster independence symbolizes a new beginning, it represents a new beginning of the year, it implies new hopes, new opportunities and new challenges, and it encourages people to seize opportunities, face challenges and bravely pursue their dreams.

In addition, golden rooster independence also symbolizes hard work and wisdom, which means that people should work hard, deal with difficulties with wisdom, pursue dreams bravely, work hard, keep learning, make progress and improve their abilities to achieve their goals.

Golden rooster makes sentences independently:

1, Nie Wei said, first turn your legs, and Jin Ji independently lifts the heels on both feet, and then buckles the original open collar and gown.

2. Hibiscus bird sleeps beautifully. It stood with one foot curled up like a golden rooster and its eyes closed tightly.

"Walking on the ice" refers to acrobatics and figure skating on the ice. There are many kinds of skating methods, such as splashing water, crossing the waves with purple swallows, golden rooster independence, boy worshipping Buddha, flying in the sky, pairing and so on.

4. Looking at the envious eyes of the players around you, the snow smiled back and there was a feeling of independence from the golden rooster.

5. Intoxicated Zhang Fang instinctively raised his feet and posed as a golden rooster. The venue was already crowded and jostled.