365 Night Idiom Stories That Shape a Chinese Child's Life. Phonetic Color Illustration Edition.

Author: Compiled by the Editing Committee of 365-Night Series
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: Kids, can you use idioms? Do you often hear others say some words that sound a bit incomprehensible yet rhythmic? Maybe those are idioms. In daily life or when writing, using idioms appropriately can make people take notice of you: Wow, you’re so knowledgeable! Of course, expressing ideas with idioms also makes them more fluent and interesting. Idioms are a microcosm of Chinese civilization. To help everyone better understand Chinese idiom culture, we present to you this "365-Night Idiom Stories That Shape a Chinese Child’s Life." Wander in the ocean of idiom stories, where short and pithy tales like "Waiting for a Hare at a Tree Stump" and "Draining the Ponds to Catch Fish" will make you laugh, make you think, and leave you marveling at the splendor of idioms and the depth of ancient Chinese culture. Acquiring a certain number of idioms from a young age is a very meaningful thing. Currently, there are many books about idioms. However, it has been proven that learning idioms solely by consulting a dictionary is far from enough. Perhaps reading the fascinating stories behind idioms and understanding their origins can better inspire enthusiasm for learning them. May all young children love idioms and use them in their lives!