He used words that described the actions, expressions, and tone of the characters when they spoke to make the sentences more vivid.

When he heard her name, his face showed a trace of doubt and then nodded slightly. His lips moved slightly as if he was thinking about what to say. His eyes were full of nervousness and curiosity, as if he was waiting for her answer.

There are many words to describe the language, actions, and expressions of a character. [1] Laugh uncontrollably: This is used to describe a person's uncontrollable laughter due to surprise or sarcasm. 2. Proud: It refers to a person who feels happy and confident because of some benefit or success. Panic: It refers to a person who loses control because of fear or worry about a certain situation. 4. Blushing to the ears: It refers to a person who feels hot cheeks and red lips because of an argument or dispute. 5. Full concentration: It refers to a person who is very immersed in something and forgets everything around him. 6. Dejected: It refers to a person who feels depressed and listless because of failure or frustration. 7. Getting carried away with one's head: It refers to a person who forgets his responsibilities and obligations because of some benefits or success. 8. Exuberant: It is used to describe a person dancing to express themselves because of excitement or happiness. Gritting his teeth: This is used to describe a person who gnashes his teeth because of hatred or anger. 10 Fearless: It refers to a person who feels fearless because of bravery or determination.

The words used to describe the actions, expressions, and mental activities of the characters were as follows: Words used to describe a character's actions: agile, slow, fast, leisurely, busy, powerful, powerless, flexible, stiff, nervous, relaxed, calm, flustered, focused, distracted, calm, hesitant, not flustered, etc. Words used to describe a character's demeanor: self-confidence, modesty, arrogance, complacency, frustration, loss, serenity, anxiety, tension, anger, calmness, kindness, gentleness, kindness, fear, calmness, etc. Words used to describe a character's psychological activities: thinking, hesitation, doubt, expectation, desire, satisfaction, gratitude, jealousy, anger, sadness, happiness, emotion, doubt, etc.

There are many idioms that describe expressions and actions. The following are some common ones: 1. Full of energy: It refers to a person who is full of energy, spirit, and fighting spirit. 2. Self-satisfied: It refers to people who are arrogant and self-satisfied, thinking that they are superior to others. 3. Galloping: It is used to describe the actions and expressions of people when they are excited, excited, or proud. It also describes the lively and interesting articles and speeches. 4. Panic: It refers to people losing their minds due to an emergency. 5. Proud: To describe a person who is proud and arrogant because of some benefit or success. [6. Vivid and full of vigor: It is used to describe a person's eyes that are bright and full of vitality. It is also used to describe the brightness of an object.] 7. Being conscientious and conscientious: It is used to describe people who are cautious, serious, down-to-earth, and constantly working hard. Panic: It refers to a person who is flustered and unsettled because of an emergency. 9. Elegant demeanor: It refers to a person's calm demeanor, graceful posture, and rich temperament. 10. Impatience: It refers to a person who is eager to try new things and is very willing to learn and improve.

The reason why the dialogue in the Captain's lesson did not use the hints of the character's expression, action, and tone when speaking was because: The captain's lesson was a fictional scene. The characters and scenes were all fictional, so there was no need to use the hints of the expressions, actions, and tones of the characters when they spoke. 2. In fictional scenes, the expressions, actions, and tones of the characters are designed to better shape the character image and advance the story, so using hints may weaken this effect. Using hints in actual writing can help readers better understand the psychology and emotions of the characters and thus better enjoy the reading experience.

Words and sentences describing the actions and expressions of characters are as follows: 1. Description of actions: For example, a contemptuous glance and a gentle walk around the bookshelf. 2. Description of her demeanor: For example, she had an imperceptible smile on her face and her eyes were slightly raised. 3. Combining action description and expression description: For example, he clenched his fists and walked towards the door with firm eyes. 4. Combining language description and action description: For example, she laughed loudly and waved her hands vigorously. 5. Description of the details: For example, he reached out his finger and gently touched the sunlight. For example, her eyes were filled with determination and confidence as she walked into the distance step by step.

The idioms used to describe the students 'expressions and actions before the competition were: 1. Nervousness: It refers to people who are in a nervous state and are very concerned about the outcome of the game. 2. Rubbing one's fists: It refers to people who are ready to fight or engage in some kind of activity. Their hands are clenched tightly and their fists are full of strength. 3. Impatience: It refers to people who are eager to participate in the competition and can't wait to show their strength. 4. Full concentration: It refers to people who are focused on the game and are no longer distracted. 5. Ready to go: It refers to people who are ready to participate in the competition, dressed up and ready to go. 6. Insufferable Hunger: It refers to people who are eager to participate in competitions and desire to gain more experience and exercise. Rubbing up: It refers to people who are ready to fight or engage in some kind of activity. Their hands are clenched tightly and their fists are full of strength. 8. Eager to try: It refers to people who are eager to participate in the competition and can't wait to show their strength. 9. Full concentration: It refers to people who are focused on the game and are no longer distracted. 10 Intolerable Hunger: It refers to people who are eager to participate in competitions and desire to gain more experience and exercise.

The idioms describing the students 'expressions and actions before the competition were as follows: 1. Nervousness: It refers to nervousness, anxiety, and worry before a game. 2. Rubbing one's hands: It refers to being fully prepared and looking forward to an intense game. 3. Impatience: It refers to the desire to participate in the competition and can't wait to show your strength. 4. Full concentration: It refers to a person who is highly focused on the game without being distracted. 5. Impetuous: To describe one's preparations and expectations with great excitement and passion. Ambitious: A person who is full of desire and confidence to win a game and has a grand goal in his heart. 7. Impatience: It refers to the desire to participate in the competition and can't wait to show your strength. 8. Full concentration: Description of high concentration without any distractions, fully prepared for the game. 9. Full of confidence: It refers to the confidence and determination to believe that you can win and face the challenge. 10 Fighting spirit: full of fighting spirit and energy, fully prepared for the game.

In ancient costume novels, the expression and action of female characters are very important. Through delicate emotional performance, beautiful posture description, mysterious atmosphere creation and other ways, readers can better feel the character's personality and temperament. Here are some techniques for describing the expressions and movements of female characters: 1. Description of Eyes The eyes of a female character could convey her emotions and personality. Through the description of her eyes, readers could feel the fluctuations in her heart and the changes in her emotions. For example, when a female character is angry, her eyes may become angry or alert; when she is sad, her eyes may become dull or empty. 2. Postures The description of a female character's posture could show her elegance and nobility. For example, when a female character stood up straight, she might show a dignified and elegant posture; when she sat down, she might show a graceful and calm posture. 3. Description of Gesture The gestures of a female character could convey her personality and temperament. The readers could feel her confidence and charm through her hand gestures. For example, when a female character made some beautiful gestures, she might show an elegant and beautiful temperament. Description of the tone The tone of a female character could convey her emotions and personality. The readers could feel her inner feelings and emotions through the tone of her description. For example, when a female character speaks slowly, her tone may show a deep and calm temperament; when she speaks quickly and forcefully, her tone may show an excited and uneasy temperament. Through delicate emotional expression, beautiful posture description, mysterious atmosphere creation, and delicate tone description, it can better describe the female characters 'expressions and actions in ancient novels, so that readers can better feel the character's personality and temperament.

Character's language: Vague, mean, sharp, mean, vicious, two-faced, glib, stubborn, sweet. Description: proud, proud, self-abased, frustrated, angry, calm, relaxed, frightened, nervous, embarrassed, unnatural, confident, calm. Action words: talk, run, jump, pull, massage, put your fingers, press, touch, stare, blink, smile, nod, wave, turn around, kick, drag, hug, kiss, stroke, hair, cheeks, lips.