In ancient times, it was originally a commendatory term.

In ancient times, the original positive idioms were as follows:

1, the devil wears Prada.

Interpretation: Gu: Praise officials for their prominent position and superior ability. Today: looks neat like a person, but acts like an animal. Metaphor is a person with corrupt moral character.

2, five big and three thick

Interpretation: Gu: It is an ancient commendatory term used to describe a person's tall, powerful and magnificent image. Nowadays, it has become a derogatory term to describe people as rude, vulgar and impolite.

3. A gentleman's friend

Interpretation: ancient times: people with noble qualities communicated on the basis of like-mindedness, without seeking personal gain. A hedge between keeps friendship green. Today: the friendship between people is as plain as water, but not vain.

The benefits of learning idioms

1, idioms can stimulate children's curiosity.

Idioms contain rich knowledge and cultural connotations. They are simple and interesting, and usually four words can express the complete meaning. This can stimulate children's curiosity and thirst for knowledge, and urge them to explore the stories behind idioms.

Idioms can exercise children's imagination.

Idioms can generally be quoted from classics, so they will involve many historical stories. When children learn idioms, they will first understand the stories behind them. In this process, they will give full play to their imagination.

Idioms can improve children's Chinese performance.

Chinese tests children's ability to master words, and composition is the standard to test this ability. How to improve children's literary literacy and writing ability has always been the focus of Chinese teaching. After children master idioms skillfully, they can apply them to composition, which is very helpful to improve their Chinese performance.

Idioms help to improve children's language ability.

Idioms are vivid, concise and vivid in language expression. Mastering a certain number of idioms and accurately understanding and using them can greatly improve the ability of language expression, which is the premise of interpersonal relationship and effective communication.

Idioms are condensed history, which can help children make the past serve the present.

Learning idioms can help children understand history. Often an idiom is a fable, which condenses important historical events. The process of learning idioms is also a process of learning traditional culture and enriching historical knowledge. And there are too many profound philosophical idioms behind them, which can teach children a lot of truth about being a man.