In the Western Jin Dynasty (xī jìn 西晋) there were two young men.One of them was Zu Ti and the
Tag: Chinese Idiom
Chinese Idiom：朝三暮四（zhāo sān mù sì）
once upon a time, there lived an old man in Song Kingdom, who raised a lot of monkeys at home.
Chinese idioms：画蛇添足—— Draw A Snake and Add Feet
chǔɡuó yǒuyíɡe ɡuānyuán zàichūntiān jìɡuòle zǔzōnɡ zhīhòu 楚国有一个官员，在春天祭过了祖宗之后， biànjiānɡ yìhújiǔ shǎnɡɡěi tāde bànshìrényuán hē 便将一壶酒赏给他的办事人员喝。 yǒurén tíyì wǒmén zhǐyǒu yìhújiǔ
Chinese Idiom：债台高筑 (zhài tái gāo zhù)
When the Warring States Period (zhàn guó 战国) began, it was already nearing the end of the Chou dynasty (zhōu
To jump up and down – Chinese idiom 上蹿下跳
Chinese idiom “上蹿下跳 shàng cuān xià tiào” means “jump up and down due to either being too excited, or too
Chinese Idiom：余音绕梁 (yú yīn rào liáng)
In the warring State Period (zhàn guó 战国) , there was a girl in the State of Qi called Han
Grind an Iron Rod into a Needle
The Chinese idiom 只要功夫深，铁杵磨成针 (zhi3 yao4 gong1 fu shen1, tie3 chu3 mo2 cheng2 zhen1) literally means so long as you
Chinese idioms：关于形容人很多的成语
山阴道上，应接不暇拼音： shān yīn dào shàng，yìng jiē bù xiá
用法： 复句式;作宾语、分句;比喻事物繁多，应付不及
解释： 山阴道：在会稽城西南郊外，那里风景优美。原指一路上山明水秀，看不胜看。后用下句比喻来往的人多，应接不过来。
出处： 南朝·宋·刘义庆《世说新语·言语》：“从山阴道上行，山川自相映发，使人应接不暇。”
例子： 这使我们在阅读的时候，有“～”的感受。(秦牧《摔坏小提琴的故事》)
Chinese Idiom：鱼目混珠 (yú mù hùn zhū)
In the Han Dynasty (hàn cháo 汉朝), there was a Taoist called Wei Boyang who wrote a book on the
Chinese Idiom：与狐谋皮（yǔ hú móu pí）
In ancient times there was a man who was very fond of fur clothes and fine food. He asked a
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