Thousand Proverbs of Chinese Idioms (Pinyin Version) (Pinyin Version)

Author: Sun Wenhua
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: The concept of "A Thousand Idioms in Four Characters" is excellent. The text is well-organized, accessible, and reasonably contented, including much knowledge of traditional culture. If it can be promoted to young people across the country, it would be very meaningful. I read "Three-Character Classic" and "Youxue Qionglin" when I was young. It was a warm memory. "A Thousand Idioms in Four Characters" is, like "Three-Character Classic," a great educational concept. "A Thousand Idioms in Four Characters of China" borrows the form of traditional elementary education texts, linking four-character idioms centered on idioms into rhyming texts that are easy to recite and memorize, summarizing the history of Chinese civilization. This book is its phonetic edition. Many characters in idioms have special pronunciations, such as "yi jin huan xiang" for "yi jin huan xiang" (literally "wearing brocade and returning to hometown") and "yao shan yao shui" for "le shan le shui" (literally "enjoying mountains and enjoying waters"). Reading according to the phonetic annotations makes it easier to avoid mistakes. The book explains the main idea of each section, but does not provide detailed annotations on the origins and meanings of the idioms. Young friends, by repeatedly reciting it, you will naturally deepen your understanding later.