"Idiom Stories (Color Illustrations and Phonetic Notation Version)/New Curriculum Standards Students' Extracurricular Must-Read Series"

Introduction

Idiom stories are the shining pearls of the Chinese language, the accumulation of history, and the treasure of the Chinese language. Behind every idiom is a story with profound meaning, which has been polished by time and passed down by word of mouth by millions of people and recorded. Every idiom is so concise and profound. By reading idiom stories, we can understand history, understand the truth, learn knowledge, and accumulate beautiful language materials... Therefore, learning idioms is an important way for young people to learn Chinese culture.

The sources of idiom stories are very wide, some come from historical stories, some from myths and legends, and some are extracted from folk jokes... For example, "Nip the problem in the bud", "Jingwei filling the sea", "Pulling up the seedlings to help them grow", etc. From a literal point of view, many of these idioms may not be difficult to understand, but if you want to explain them in detail, some people may find it difficult to explain. This requires us to read every word from the book and feel it carefully.