Dictionary of Chinese Idioms (Volume 1, 2, 3)

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Publisher: Jilin University Press
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Features:
Word Range: Adhering to the principle of combining ancient and modern, this dictionary primarily includes common and frequently used idioms, with a total of 40,000 entries and over 5 million words. The definitions in this dictionary are accurate, comprehensive, and concise; the explanations first clarify difficult characters and words, then proceed to the literal meaning, extended meaning, and borrowed meaning. Entry Content: Each entry generally consists of six parts: 1. Idiom, 2. Pinyin, 3. Explanation, 4. Origin and Examples, 5. Sub-entries, 6. Error Correction.
Pinyin: Each idiom is annotated with Chinese Pinyin letters, with all intervals consistently written in lowercase, first listing the modern pronunciation, then the ancient pronunciation.
China, an ancient nation with a long history, boasts an extremely rich vocabulary in the Chinese language. Over centuries of creation and refinement, Chinese idioms have become colorful and brilliant, like stars scattered across the sky. Based on this foundation, The has meticulously examined a vast number of ancient and modern classics, consulted numerous similar reference books, and after years of refining and selecting by experts and scholars, has chosen over 40,000 idioms from tens of thousands to explain, setting a benchmark for idiom dictionaries and standing out as a rare gem among.