What is the phrase brilliant?

Brilliant is a subject-predicate phrase. Glory is the theme here. Great, this is the predicate.

Pinyin: gu ā ng Hu and cà n là n

Interpretation: The colors are bright and dazzling. Dobby means a great future or a great career.

Idioms and their stories

1, Songshi Puji's "Five Lights of the Lantern Festival" Volume 11: "Burning everywhere, brilliant."

2. Ming Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the seventy-first time: "There are 25,000 officers and men guarding the dragon and tiger, divided into five teams, each with 5,000 people. The flag is blue, yellow, red, white and black, and it is full of horses. According to its true colors, it is brilliant and magnificent. "

3. Lu Xun's "Introduction to Jiejieting Guā ng Hu and cà n là n Essays" "It has the eyebrows of the times, and it is by no means a hero's treasure chest. Once it is opened, it will be brilliant. " [ 1]

Discrimination of words

Synonym: brilliant

Antonym: pale, dark and dull.

Usage: as predicate and object; Of a career or future, etc.

People of all ethnic groups in China have jointly created a splendid culture with a glorious revolutionary tradition.