"The History of Ancient Life in 100 Idioms" looks for moving allusions lost in time from the perspective of etymology: from the sound of "Qing Temple" praising the Emperor of Zhou with "three sighs", to the elegant style of Han Shou "stealing incense" and the imperial concubine "stealing jade"... In idioms - this text container forged by the wisdom of the ancients, The author uses a relaxed and clear style of writing to show all aspects of the social life of the ancients in an original and "do as the Romans do" style; the 100 carefully selected ancient paintings are like a special art exhibition named after idioms, using colors and lines to give visual vitality to ancient life and convey the connotation of beauty in the eyes of people of different eras.
Reader comments
Moreover, the ancient paintings in the book are also very exquisite, allowing people to feel the life of ancient people more intuitively. The author's writing style is easy to understand, and the description of the characters' behaviors and personalities is very vivid, just like reading a story. It is very suitable for reading with children to increase the interaction and topics between parents and children.
Moreover, the ancient paintings in the book are also very exquisite, allowing people to feel the life of ancient people more intuitively. The author's writing style is easy to understand, and the description of the characters' behaviors and personalities is very vivid, just like reading a story. It is very suitable for reading with children to increase the interaction and topics between parents and children.