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描寫英雄人物的成語

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碧血丹心
【解釋】滿腔正義的熱血，一顆赤誠的紅心。形容十分忠誠堅定。
【出處】《莊子·外物》：苌弘死于蜀，藏其血，三年而化爲碧。

頂天立地
【解釋】頭頂雲天，腳踏大地。形容形象高大，氣慨豪邁。
【出处】宋·释普济《五灯会元》卷五十六：汝等诸人，个个頂天立地。

奮勇當先
【解釋】鼓起勇氣，趕在最前面。
【出處】《隋書·史祥傳》：公竭誠奮勇，一舉克定。

氣沖霄漢
【解釋】霄漢：指天空。形容魄力非常大。
【出處】《南齊書·高帝紀上》：公受命宗祊，精貫朝日，擁節和門，氣逾霄漢。

氣壯山河
【解釋】氣：氣概；壯：使壯麗；山河：高山和大河。形容氣概豪邁，使祖國山河因而更加壯麗。
【出处】梁信《从奴隶到将军》上集第四章：又听到了你的朴朴实实、氣壯山河的言谈了。

氣吞山河
【解釋】氣勢可以吞沒山河。形容氣魄很大。
【出处】元·金仁杰《追韩信》第二折：背楚投汉，氣吞山河。知音未遇，弹琴空歌。

正氣凜然
【解釋】正氣：剛正之氣。凜然：可敬畏的樣子。形容正氣威嚴不可侵犯。
【出处】罗广斌、杨益言《红岩》第十章：许云峰把椅子一推，正氣凜然地站在大厅当中，昂头命令道:‘送我回监狱！’

慷慨就義
【解释】慷慨：情绪激昂；就义：为正义而死。正氣凜然，意气高昂地为正义而死。
【出处】李六如《六十年代的变迁》：现在是四更时分，彭、刘、杨三位，同在制台衙门前慷慨就義了。

視死如歸
【解釋】把死看得象回家一樣平常。形容不怕犧牲生命。
【出处】《韩非子·外储说左下》：三军既成阵，使士視死如歸，臣不如公子成父。

堅貞不屈
【解釋】堅：堅定；貞：有節操；屈：屈服、低頭。意志堅定，決不屈服。
【出處】《荀子·法行》：堅強而不屈，義也。

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