"Turn around. Venus rolls."

Author: Liu Defang, Zhang Bahe (editors)
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
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. They originate from ancient fables, historical events, classical literature, and contemporary colloquial speech. With concise, vivid, and expressive forms, they often convey profound truths with just a few characters. Mastering idioms can help us write more eloquently, make our language more vivid and lively, and ultimately enhance our expressive abilities. Idioms are the crystallization of the linguistic and artistic culture of the Chinese nation, a unique form of expression formed through the long development of Chinese civilization, imbued with rich wisdom and philosophy. Behind every idiom lies an extraordinary story, one that is profound, thought-provoking, humorous, and filled with wisdom. While reading these stories, children not only enjoy beautiful illustrations but also broaden their horizons, inspire their thoughts, and enhance their intellect. Children, do you have the confidence to guess which idiom is being described through these stories? Let's have an IQ challenge! This book is one of the "Children's Intelligence Encyclopedia," titled "Idiom Turn and Twist (Golden Star Volume)."

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