Idioms, as words with their own format and meaning, are often used in articles to polish articles and enhance their readability. Most of the idioms we are familiar with are learned in elementary and high school texts. So, do you know which of those texts in the middle and high schools contains the most idioms?
Below, XiaoMeng will introduce you to a high school text. Although this high school text is only 773 words in its entirety, it contains 40 idioms, of which 29 are original and breathtaking, and can be called the most creative idiom article in ancient China. So, which text is this, and did you guess it? Rong Xiaomeng sold a close, step by step to present this high school text to everyone. When you finally get the answer, you will feel familiar, because many people have "hated this text" because it is too difficult to memorize.
First, let's take a look at the idiom that appears in the first paragraph of this high school text! The first idiom that appears in this text is that the river belt lake describes the intermingling of rivers and lakes, like the placket and the garment belt. The second idiom that appears in the text is that the three rivers and five lakes are now referred to as rivers and lakes. The third idiom that appears in the text is " Wuhua Tianbao " , which now refers to all kinds of precious treasures. The fourth idiom that appears in the text is that people are brilliant, and nowadays it generally refers to the place where outstanding people have appeared. The fifth idiom that appears in the text is that the victorious friends are like clouds, which generally refers to the fact that many good friends gather together. The sixth idiom that appears in the text is that the high-end friends are full of people, which generally refers to the large number of guests. The seventh idiom that appears in the text is that Tengjiao Qifeng generally refers to a person who is very literary. The eighth idiom that appears in the text is that it is a grand occasion, specifically referring to the kind of grandeur that you have personally experienced.
These are the 8 idioms that appear in the first paragraph of this high school text. Based on this, can you guess which high school text this is?
Second, let's look at the idiom that appears in the second paragraph of this high school text. In the second paragraph of this high school text, a total of 2 idioms appear, which are: Fei Ge Liu Dan and Gui Dian Lan Gong. The meaning of Fei Ge Liu Dan is to describe the exquisite beauty of the building. The meaning of Guidian Lan Palace is to describe the architectural style like a gorgeous palace.
Next, let's look at the 5 idioms that appear in the third paragraph of this high school text, which are: Bell SoundIng Ding Food, Rainbow Pin Rain Ji, Water and Sky Color, Fishing Boat Singing Evening and Hengyang Goose Break. Among them, the meaning of these 5 idioms is that Zhong Mingding food describes the luxurious pomp and circumstance of the nobility; rainbow pin rain Ji refers to the disappearance of the rainbow and the sky after the rain; the color of water and sky describes the scene of water and sky; fishing boat singing late to describe the beautiful scenery of fishing songs; Hengyang goose break is a metaphor for not being heard.
Then, let's look at the four idioms that appear in the fourth paragraph of this high school text, which are: Yixing Xingfei (describing ChaoYihao's unrelenting spirit), Xiang Yu Xingyun (describing the song as loud and high into the clouds), the sky and the earth (described as extremely high), and Pingshui meet (figuratively meeting people who don't know each other by chance).
Then, the fifth paragraph of this high school text is also the paragraph with the most idioms, and there are 13 idioms in this text, which are: bad luck (describing adversity, bad fate), fateful (describing fate is full of unhappiness, a life full of ups and downs, repeated setbacks), Feng Tang Yilao (describing life is not timely or indicating old age), Li Guangnanfeng (describing high merit is not lord, fate is obedient), Da Ren Zhi Feng (describing a person with an open mind, content with fate), old Dang Yizhuang (meaning that although old age, But the ambition is more exuberant, not reduced in the year), the heart of the white head (meaning the ambition of old age), poor and strong (meaning the poorer the situation, the stronger the will), the ambition of Qingyun (generally refers to the lofty ambition), the rut of the dragon (metaphor for those who are in distress in distress to be rescued), the East Corner has passed away, the mulberry Yu is not late (refers to the early time faded, if you cherish the time, if you cherish the time, if you are angry and strong, the old age is not too late), the lost East Corner, the harvest of the Mulberry Yu (the metaphor is a loss in one aspect, on the other hand can be recovered or have new gains), The cry of exhaustion (referring to the desperate sorrow of being in a difficult situation).
Although the sixth and seventh paragraphs of this high school text have reached the end of the article, the author still uses 8 idioms, namely: a scholar (the self-proclaimed name of the old reader or the elegant name for the ordinary reader), Xie Jiabaoshu (metaphorically a nephew who can shine in the court), good times are not often (generally refers to the beautiful situation can not last forever, mostly used to lament the changes in the world), feast is difficult (metaphorical opportunities are not easy to reunite), parting words (refers to some words of encouragement given when parting), Ascending to the top (referring to the useful talents of the country), Pan Jiang Luhai (describing people's talents in poetry), material exchange for stars (more metaphors for the change of time) and so on.
This high school text is from the tang Dynasty Wang Bo's famous passage "Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion" written by Wang Bo. So, this high school essay contains the most idioms, did you guess it? What did you guess in the first few paragraphs? Welcome to leave a message to discuss!