Fable of the Idiom

Author: Shi Yanbo
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Idioms are artistic treasures in the linguistic treasury of the Chinese nation, fixed phrases formed through the refinement of the Chinese language over millennia. Originating from ancient fables, historical events, classical literature, and contemporary colloquial speech, they are concise, vivid, and expressive, often conveying profound truths with just a few characters. Mastering idioms can help us write more eloquently, make our language more vivid and dynamic, and ultimately enhance our linguistic expression skills. While children read stories, they can not only enjoy exquisite illustrations but also enrich their knowledge of history and literature, while also broadening their horizons, inspiring their thoughts, and increasing their wisdom. This book selects 90 of the most commonly used idioms. In addition to telling stories in simple language, it clearly indicates the origin of each idiom and its implied meaning, while also providing cartoon illustrations closely related to the content.