二 reminds you that "some" means more than one, there is some literary value in nursery rhymes

alternatively: 止 + 匕 + 二 footprint + spoon + two, there are some (at least two) pieces of evidence (from the nursery rhyme): a footprint and a spoon

此二些

bench pressing I-beams to build muscle is an achievement OR China displays its achievement through I-beams of power

The pinnacle of satisfaction for the groom is seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, when you are on the road to Hawaii. (picture a luau with a roasted horned pig)

"Now the pet you ought to have in a cave is an owl. It wouldn’t bother you during the day and could hunt for you at night." (Hunter Gatherer)

dry the wet sweat from your workout clothes on the clothesline OR sweat as you hang the clothes out to dry

earn profit harvesting your pear trees at the same time as your grain

picture a thousand wires twisted into a cord that a hand is inserting into Iron Man's rib cage

north is the "backside" traditionally (compasses and houses pointed south)

a child studies in a schoolhouse

overly excited, the large dog slobbers a drop

insect on an I-beam singing “Somewhere over the Rainbow” OR rainbow is a beam in the shape of worm

There’s a log in the hole in the bottom of the sea…

diamond is even harder than stone

derived from: 扫 sǎo sweep

You advance from well to well on the road.

"Advance to the Well: As extended families attempt to stay together on the road, often messages are left for those who will follow behind. An example: “Advance to the Well.” (1930's On the Road)

a vehicle moved with a crane appears lightweight

two stripes of clouds over a monument

alternatively: one + Great Wall, one pollution cloud over the Great Wall

untie its string to let it go

go to the monument on a soil path