Fable of the Idiom

Author: Wang Hui
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: The long history of the Chinese nation is the source of Chinese idioms. Most idioms come from the vast ancient cultural classics and poetry and prose. Some are summaries of historical facts, some are records of ancient wars, some are the essence of legendary stories, some are excerpts and excerpts from poetry and prose, and a small number of idioms come from folk oral transmission, and some come from foreign cultural classics, history, stories, etc. This book selects more than 200 commonly used idioms with strong storytelling. Each idiom is divided into three parts: explanation, origin, and story. For the explanation and origin of the idioms in the book, they are based on the new edition of "Cihai" and "Ci Yuan," and the original materials are selected from the vast ancient cultural classics to ensure their accuracy and reliability. The stories are appropriately processed and embellished with some plot details without violating history, making them popular, vivid, and interesting. In terms of the order of the items, they are arranged according to the order of the Chinese pinyin alphabet, and some idioms are accompanied by illustrations.