成语故事书-听故事学汉字，互动识字绘本 1.4

App Introduction:
Listening to stories to learn idioms, understand reasoning, and know etiquette! Idioms are the essence of Chinese language and culture, with each idiom story containing rich knowledge and wisdom. Teaching children idioms from an early age not only enriches their vocabulary but also enhances their language skills. Children can also learn valuable life lessons from these stories. "Baby Story Book - Idiom Stories" selects 36 vivid and interesting idiom stories presented in exquisite picture book animation style, accompanied by a variety of word recognition flashcards, allowing children to learn Chinese characters while listening to the stories.

Key Features:

• Rich animations and beautiful illustrations for a top-notch reading visual experience.
• Child voice-over explanations to enhance children's reading interest.
• Each idiom comes with Chinese subtitle annotations to help children pronounce correctly.
• Word recognition content related to the stories, combined with reinforcement exercises, positively impact children's Chinese character learning.
• Support for offline playback, enabling easy learning even without an internet connection.

Content Summary:

• Frightened bird shooting as soon as it sees the bowstring
• Draw a snake and add legs to it
• A fox assuming an air of ferocity while borrowing tiger's might
• A man from Zheng buying shoe patches
• Pulling up sprouts to help them grow
• Playing a lute to a cow
• A cup and a bow casting the shadow of a snake
• Engraving on a boat seeking a sword
• Riding a donkey looking for a donkey
• A sandpiper and a clam vie with each other
• Sending charcoal in snowy weather
• A blind man touching an elephant
• Drawing the eye on the dragon painting
• Mending the pen after sheep are lost
• Pretending to play flutes at parties as one of many fakes
• <il>Drilling a hole at the wall to steal light</il> <il>The old man from the frontier loses his horse</il> <il>Mutually contradictory actions<il><il>No more tricks left for a dull-witted donkey<il><il>The foolish old man who moved mountains<il><il>Talking about military strategy on paper<il><il>Grinding an iron pestle down to a needle<il><il>Covering ears while stealing the bell<il><il>A drop of water adds nothing to put out a cart-load of faggots<il><il>Hearsay along the way<il><il>Kill two birds with one stone<il><il>Clinging to the old way hoping for miraculous results<il><il>No silver found here but three hundred taels underground<il><il>A frog at the bottom of a well<il><il>Killing a chicken to scare monkeys<il><il>Giving up halfway<il><il>Kill a chicken goose for its eggs<il><il>Going south by driving oxen northward<il><
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• Person in Qi worries about celestial dangers
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• Ability comes from practice
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• Change opinions repeatedly (continuously updated)