宝宝听儿歌学成语 4.20

The stories serve as companions for young children, facilitating their gradual growth through engaging narratives that foster happiness, impart knowledge, and gently lull them into sleep. In our educational approach, cultivating a child's ability to learn is a continual focus, and stories play a pivotal role in this process.

Chinese idioms represent the crystallization of linguistic wisdom, characterized by their conciseness, profound connotations, and rich cultural significance. Behind each idiom lies a captivating story that reflects ancient people's lives, spirits, and intelligence. Through animated storytelling of these idioms, children can gain a better understanding of their meanings and origins, enabling them to apply this knowledge more effectively in both learning and daily life.

Content Overview

Interested in learning idioms? While some idioms are easily understood from their written form, many require knowledge of their associated stories to fully grasp their meanings. To assist young learners in mastering idioms, we have curated a collection of lively animated stories illustrating these expressions. These engaging tales aim to make learning enjoyable and accessible for children, fostering a relaxed and joyful experience.

Idioms Story List:

• Misplaced in the Top Scores
• Complete Ignorance of Art
• A Dream in South Ke
• Embedding a Mud Ox into the Sea
• Birds Disappear with the Bow
• Using a Tackle to Attract Jade
• The Hen as the Morning Steward
• Reuniting a Broken Mirror
• Lost on Diverging Paths with Sheep
• Hard to Descend When Riding a Tiger
• In the Grape Field Under Plum Trees
• Arrays of Troops and Cavalry
• The Skills of the Quen Donkey
• As Swift as Yellow Crane
• The Labor of Dogs and Horses
• Add Wings to a Tiger
• Repeated Orders and Corrections
• A Herd of Three Talking About Tiger
• A Fortunate Life Spanning Three Generations
• Killing Chickens to Obtain Eggs
• Frightened at Mention of Tigers
• Waiting by the Stump for Hare
• Barking at the Sun in Shushan Dogs
• The Difficulties in Pursuing Four Horses with One Driver
• The Mantis Blocks the Carriage with Its Arm
• The Praying Mantis Catching Cicadas
• Luring the Tiger Away from the Mountain
• Shooting at Rats, Avoiding Wreckage
• Returning Zhao's Jade Complete and Unharmed
• Mending the Fold After Sheep Are Lost
• Covering Ears to Steal Bell's Sound
• Conspiring with Tigers for Skinning
• Plotting Against Tigers for Their Furs
• Doing Things His Own Way
• The Fifty-Step Retreat with the Hundred-Step Laughter
• Haste Makes Waste
• Swinging from Beams and Piercing the Thighs
• A Consistent Fit for Feet
• Silence as Quiet as Birds and Mice
• A Sheep Entering the Tiger's Den
• Pure as White Snow in Spring
• Nurturing Tigers to Become Troublesome
• Shooting Two Eagles with One Arrow
• Killing Two Birds with One Stone
• Leading Ahead as a First Horse
• A Sudden Shock from One Cry of Alarm
• Blkund-Top Mountain Obstructs ViewUnder One Leaf Cannot See Mount Tai
• A Pillow of Yellow Millet
• Inviting the Wolf into the Room
• Mistaking Fish Eyes for Pearls
• Suffering the Consequences of One's Actions
• Sightseeing While Riding a Horse through Blossoming Flowers
• <l i>Calling a Deer a Horse </l i> <l i>Sizzling Hot and Popularall over </l i <l i>Cooking Beans by Burning Bean Stalks </l i <l i>Sowing Reap: Facing Same Consequences for Past Actions </l i <l i>Looking at Heaven through a Well </l i <l i>Two-Faced Person </l i <l i>Praising Favors for Personal Gain </l i <l i>The Forefront of the Team </l i