Children's stories, stick figures, pictures, pictures, pictures

Board painting or hand painting?

(2) Children's idiom stories, paintings and pictures are fully displayed.

fantastic

new word

Basic explanation

[jīng cüI fün chéng]

Beautiful scenes and things are presented in succession.

⑶ stick figure of idiom story

Write at will

xìn bǐ tú yā

Explanatory letter: listen and feel free; Letter pen: write at will; Graffiti: The figurative words are poorly written and scribbled casually. Describe scrawled. It is also often used to express modesty.

The source of Tang Lutong's poem "Shi Tian Ding" is: "I don't know how tired I am, but the clay figurine cries. Suddenly, I turned over the ink on the case and painted the poem like an old crow. "

Formal idioms

This usage is formal; As predicate and attribute; It is derogatory and often used as a word of self-modesty.

Antonym gonggongzheng

For example, Yu's "Book in Italian": "I'm alone, with no teacher's attention, but scribble."

English translation is sloppy.

(4) Children's stick figure pictures

5. Children's stories and stick figures

Fox excitedly ran to the property, clutching his clothes pocket. "Little fox! What's in your pocket? " A big crow poked its head out of the branch and asked curiously, "Is it a luminous glass ball?" No, no. "Fox smiled and continued to run." Fox! What's in your pocket? A little bear poked his head out of a tree hole and asked curiously, "Is it a small pot of honey?" "No, no!" Fox smiled and continued to run. "Little fox! What's in your pocket? " A little rabbit poked its head out of the grass and asked curiously, "Is it a delicious big mushroom?" No, no. Fox smiled and continued to run. Finally, the little fox arrived home. Mom is busy in the kitchen. "Mom, mom, close your eyes and grow up! The fox gasped.