How to draw bamboo shoots after the rain:

Bamboo shoots after the rain, pronounced yǔ hòu chūn sǔn, means the bamboo shoots that sprout after heavy rain in spring, and they grow in large numbers at once. It is a metaphor for the rapid emergence of new things in large numbers. From "Eating Bamboo Shoots".

Synonyms:

Synonyms: everywhere, everywhere, as numerous as a cow's hair, thousands of miles away, dotted all over the place, increasing day by day, all over the mountains and plains.

Antonyms: a drop in the bucket, a drop in the bucket, a handful, a handful, only a few fruits left, a rarity.

Sentences:

1. The leaves of corn have sprung up like bamboo shoots after a rain.

2. The grass sprouts like bamboo shoots after the rain.

3. With the development of the economy, high-rise buildings have sprung up like bamboo shoots after a rain.

4. Various talent shows have sprung up all over the country.

5. New factories are springing up all over the country.

Allusions to the bamboo shoots springing up after the rain:

Song Dynasty Zhang Lei's "Keshan Collection": "The spring rain in the barren forest is sufficient; the new bamboo shoots burst out with dragon chicks."?

San Mao Walking home after school, I passed a bamboo forest. The lush bamboos are green and tall, like mighty soldiers. Sanmao was a little tired, so he sat on the grass beside the bamboo forest and rested leisurely. ?

The sky is covered with dark clouds. Sanmao felt very hot and took off his hat. He casually hung his hat on a low bamboo shoot.

Sanmao opened the book and took out a book. He used his schoolbag as a pillow, lay on the grass, and read the book with relish. I don't know when Sanmao fell into a deep sleep.

Suddenly, it started pouring rain. Sanmao was awakened. He was shocked: Where has my hat gone?

Sanmao looked up and found that his hat was hanging on the tip of a tall bamboo shoot. He was puzzled: Why did my hat grow taller?