Three hundred idioms

Author: Yifang
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Publish Date: 2002-12-01
Features: Idioms are concise and profound phrases or short sentences that people have used for a long time. Idioms cover a wide range of topics and styles, shining like a myriad of stars and dazzling like a rainbow. With their rich connotations, they have nourished generations of Chinese people. This book selects nearly three hundred classic idioms, truly a colorful and richly illustrated collection. It is highly beneficial for children's learning and reading, including idioms such as "at a critical moment," "rare and invaluable," "knowing oneself and others," "a message sent by a goose's foot," "giving charcoal in snow," "mixing pearls with fish eyes," "a single leaf blocks the view," "the snipe and clam," "the Xiongnu have not been defeated, how can one consider one's home?" "valuing ink as gold," "birds of a feather flock together," "rejoicing in criticism," "a donkey on three sheets of paper," "burning bran to see," "the," "top of the list," "a bustling door," and "illiterate."