The original meaning of "hot blood boiling" is that the blood flows rapidly in the body, bringing the heat generated by the internal organs to the whole body, which is a metaphor for high passion.

1. The pinyin, definition and origin of the idiom

The Chinese word "blood boils", pronounced as rè xuè fèi téng, originally means that the blood flows rapidly in the body, causing the internal organs to produce Heat is brought to the whole body, which is a metaphor for rising passion. It comes from Mao Dun's "Midnight": "How she was moved; how her blood boiled."

2. Pinyin, definition and origin of synonyms

Heart is surging, Chinese idiom, pinyin is xīn cháo péng pài, which means the heart is like a surging wave. Describes being very excited and unable to calm down. From Zang Kejia's "Fifty Years of Knowing Guo Lao" "Between the lines, there is a high-pitched voice shouting, a powerful force shaking people, and a revolutionary spirit and majestic courage that makes you feel excited and excited."

3. Pinyin, definition and origin of antonyms

Calm down, a Chinese idiom, the pinyin is píng xīn jìng qì, which means a calm mood and a calm attitude. It comes from Chapter 1 of "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty. Chapter seventy-four: "Only by calmly and secretly investigating can we obtain this reality; even if we cannot investigate, outsiders cannot know it."

A passionate sentence:

1. The blood is boiling, The sound of killing rose to the sky, and the nation awakened.

2. The soldiers are brave and passionate.

3. I love you so much. No matter where I am or under any circumstances, as long as I think of you, my blood will boil and my heart will be hot.

4. For the benefit of the country, I will make my life a useful life, even if I can only contribute a small amount, I will be excited.

5. In the twelve spring and autumn years, joyful things are as countless as the stars in the sky, but the most shining one makes me unable to get rid of it. Just thinking about it makes my blood boil, and I don't know what words can be used to describe it appropriately.

6. As soon as they heard the news that they were going to the Forbidden City, everyone's blood immediately boiled.

7. Whenever I hear the national anthem being played, I can’t help but get excited, as if I have been transported to the era of the Anti-Japanese War.

8. After listening to the reports of the fighting heroes, the students were all excited.

9. Youth is a ball of fire, full of blood and surging passion.

10. A book, if love gives readers the feeling of tenderness. The feeling of friendship given to the readers is that the blood is boiling. If men play a strong role in front of women, then men will show some sadness in front of their brothers.