"Idiom Storybook" opens the door to the treasure house of Chinese culture with interesting writing. The book selects hundreds of classic idioms, from philosophical fables such as "Waiting for a rabbit" and "Carving a boat to seek a sword" to magnificent historical allusions such as "Lying on firewood and tasting courage" and "Returning the jade to Zhao intact". The origin, evolution process and the story behind each idiom are narrated. Through vivid characters and ups and downs of the plot, readers can easily understand the connotation of idioms and feel the refinement, beauty and profound heritage of the Chinese language while appreciating the wisdom and ways of life of the ancients. Whether it is for children to accumulate knowledge and develop their sense of language, or for adults to review classics and improve their cultural literacy, this book is a rare companion, helping you travel through thousands of years and inherit the essence of Chinese civilization in its stories.
Reader comments
The story of the good book truly explains that as the military commander, Zhao was under siege when his troops were approaching the city. However, Sun Bin and Tian Ji of Qi had the courage and wisdom to use the strategy of besieging Wei and rescuing Zhao according to the situation on the spot. They cleverly mobilized their troops to solve the siege of Handan. This was a second-hand plan in Sun Tzu's art of war.
The story of the good book truly explains that as the military commander, Zhao was under siege when his troops were approaching the city. However, Sun Bin and Tian Ji of Qi had the courage and wisdom to use the strategy of besieging Wei and rescuing Zhao according to the situation on the spot. They cleverly mobilized their troops to solve the siege of Handan. This was a second-hand plan in Sun Tzu's art of war.