Huang Cheng Cheng Pronunciation: ? [ huáng dēng dēng ]

Definition: golden-yellow; having the color of gold.

Example sentence:

The yellow pears hung on the trees, heavy and heavy, bending the branches as if they were going to break with a breath.

The sun came out and shone on the yellow feathers of the bird, and its whole body became golden, almost like the golden-winged bird in the myth. When they reached the forest, the clamor of the hundred birds seemed to play a never-ending music, and even the slightly trembling leaves seemed to be singing.

The farmers stood at the head of the field, looking at the yellow rice like a dog's tail, and their hearts were as sweet as honey.

When spring comes, the endless rapeseed flowers are yellow and golden, the wheat seedlings are green, and the last night's dewdrops on the wheat seedlings are shining beautifully under the warm sunshine.

The yellow pear, into a small gourd, it can wear a brand-name yellow coat.

Yellow rice, full of particles, heavy swaying with the wind, wafting out the intoxicating aroma, tumbling with the rolling golden wave.

In the fall, the rice in the field is yellow, like a golden sea. The sky is blue, like an endless sea.

A piece of rape competing to bloom yellow flowers, in the spring breeze, surging layers of golden waves, exuding a refreshing fragrance.

Autumn is here, the fruit is ripe. The yellow ones are pears, the red ones are pingos, and the bright ones are grapes. When a cool wind blows, the fruits nod their heads and give off a tantalizing fragrance.

The moon has just risen, big and round, yellow, hanging in the mouth of the depression. I believe that if I climbed up the mountainside quickly, I would be able to touch it with my hand. Is it as slippery as a mirror, or as cool as ice?

Osmanthus shyly bloomed her yellow smile, looks very charming.