What is a person and a bamboo pole in the idiom?

Bamboo Pole was a novel written by a young Kuwait writer, Saoud Sanoussi, in 2011. Through the narration of the protagonist, Issa, the novel directly faced complex topics such as the traditional concept and identity of Kuwait, as well as the pluralistic beliefs. It described the living conditions of foreign workers in the Gulf countries and analyzed the social problems behind them. The story tells the story of Issa, as the illegitimate child of a maid and a Kuwait man, struggling to survive in the crisis of identity and faith. The language of the novel was simple and unadorned. It described the loneliness of people in various states and called for dialogue, tolerance, and understanding between different faiths and civilizations. Bamboo Pole won the 2013 Arabian International Fictional Award (also known as the Arabian Booker Prize) and was adapted into a TV series of the same name that was popular in the Gulf countries, setting a record for the viewership ratings of TV series in the region.

In the countryside, bamboo could be used to make expansion poles. The steps to make the extension rod were as follows: First, choose a bamboo with a large diameter and a hard texture as the main material. Then, he peeled off the outer skin of the bamboo and cut it into appropriate lengths. Next, he divided the bamboo into two sections, one for the inner layer and one for the outer layer. Drill a hole with a diameter of about 2 mm at one end of the inner bamboo, and use a steel wire to pass through the hole and fix it to the bamboo as a fishing reel. Drill a hole with a diameter of about 2 mm at one end of the outer bamboo, and use a steel wire to pass through the hole and fix it to the bamboo as a handle. Finally, he threaded the fishing line through the reel and down the bamboo until it reached the handle. In this way, an extension rod was made.

The bamboo pole dance was a dance of the Li tribe. Eight thin bamboo poles were placed on top of two thick bamboo poles. Eight students would hold the ends of the thin bamboo poles and beat them rhythmically, while the rest of the students would dance on the bamboo poles. This kind of dance required the dancer to be quick-witted and flexible, able to jump to the rhythm of the music and avoid being caught by the bamboo pole. In the process of learning the bamboo pole dance, the students experienced some difficulties and challenges, such as being caught in the bamboo pole or losing their shoes. However, through continuous practice and hard work, they gradually mastered the techniques and rhythm of the bamboo pole dance and displayed a beautiful dance. There were many other styles to the bamboo pole dance, including dancing hand in hand and two people facing each other. This art required coordination and flexibility. Through hard work and training, the students successfully learned the bamboo pole dance.

The following answers: 10 lessons of bamboo people's new words include: open (open, open, open), cold (awe-inspiring, cold, majestic), gege (knot), da (knot), stick (stick, popsicle, wooden stick), cut (genre, ruling, ingenuity).

He Chaoying had successfully lost weight and was as thin as a bamboo pole. It could be seen that He Chaoying had successfully lost weight by insisting on fitness and controlling her diet after giving birth. The change in her body shape was very obvious. In the photo, her figure had become very well-proportioned, forming a sharp contrast with before. The results of her weight loss were amazing. Her figure was back to its peak, her limbs were slender, and she had a small waist. Her success in slimming down also caused a heated discussion. People praised her perseverance and hard work. Therefore, it could be said that He Chaoying had successfully lost weight by insisting on exercising and controlling her diet. She had become as thin as a bamboo pole.

There are many idioms that describe a person's character. The following are some of the more commonly used ones: 1. Honest and selfless: It described a person as upright, noble, and selfless. 2. Loyalty and trustworthiness: It described a person as loyal, reliable, trustworthy, and trustworthy. Modesty and prudence: To describe a person as modest, cautious, not complacent, not self-righteous. 4. Brave and Fearless: To describe a person who is brave and resolute, not afraid of danger or difficulties. 5. Smart and intelligent: It refers to a person who is smart, quick-witted, and talented. 6. Honest and trustworthy: To describe a person who is honest and trustworthy. 7 magnanimity: It is used to describe a person who is magnanimous and tolerant of others, not caring about gains and losses. 8. Hardworking and frugal: To describe a person's diligence, simplicity, frugality, and compassion. These idioms can be used to describe the quality of a person. The specific usage can be chosen according to the needs and circumstances.

There are many idioms that describe a person's appearance. The following are some of the more commonly used ones: Handsome: It described a person's appearance as beautiful and handsome. 2. Ugly beauty: It described the subjective feelings of a person's appearance. 3. Tall and burly: It described a person's tall and burly figure. 4. Beauty: To describe a person's beauty. 5. Benevolent eyebrows and eyes: It described a person's appearance as gentle and kind. 6 Ugly: A description of a person's ugly features. 7. Face like jade: It is used to describe a person's beautiful appearance and fair skin. 8. The color of dirt on one's face: It refers to the color of dirt on one's ugly face. 9. Clear eyebrows and delicate features: It described a person's appearance as delicate and beautiful. Kind Eyebrows and Kind Eyes: It described a person's appearance as gentle and kind.

The idioms with outstanding talent and literary grace are: 1. Dexterity: It described a person who could think of things that others could not think of. His thinking was agile and talented. 2. Talented: To describe a person who is talented and has a very high level of knowledge in literature, art, science, and so on. The style of the article is similar to the author's character and characteristics, showing the author's literary talent. 4. Literature and art cells: It described a person with literary and artistic cells and creative talent and talent. [5. High talent: It is equivalent to a scholar with eight talents.] These idioms could be used to describe a person's talent.

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The uncommon idioms used to describe a person's character were as follows: Lonely Syndrome: A description of a person's personality that is difficult to change. 2. Autism spectrum disorder: It refers to a type of neurodevelopment disorder in which people often have difficulty establishing emotional connections with others and understanding social interactions. 3. radical personality: refers to a person with a strong sense of justice and responsibility. He is open, independent, and independent. He is highly sensitive to criticism and opinions. Extroverted personality: It refers to a person who is good at socializing, cheerful, optimistic, and enthusiastic, and can actively cope with the challenges of life. 5 introverted personality: refers to introverted, conservative, silent, independent people who are not interested in social interactions and prefer to be alone. Dual personality: refers to people with dual personality and multiple personalities who can show different personality traits in different situations. 7 sensitive personality: refers to the surrounding environment and other people's emotional reactions are more sensitive, easily affected by external stimulation, difficult to control their emotions. Cold personality: refers to the lack of emotional resonance, not interested in the things and people around, difficult to understand the emotional experience of others. These idioms can help describe a person's character, but please note that not all of these idioms can be used to describe other people.