Ancient poetry and idioms

Today, as soon as I was in class, Mr. Bai wrote "Ancient Poetry and Idioms" on the blackboard. It’s really confusing. I think "What is the relationship between idioms and ancient poetry?" Ancient poetry and idioms are two different things, and they are really "incompatible with each other." Then, the teacher asked us to murmur Wang Zhizhi's "Deng Yuquelou" and tell you that today's task is not so simple. After writing the ancient poems, you should write an idiom from the beginning of each word of the poem. I thought: "This is really a fly for me to eat a bean sprout - a piece of cake.

It started, but unfortunately I forgot to bring the dictionary. Fortunately, Bai teacher loaned me a dictionary. After finishing these idioms, I found that the best group of "white" characters can be composed of: "dreaming in the daytime", "white hair", "white hair", "white-faced scholar" and so on. I think that there are many groups of "thousands", such as: "Thousands of Mountains and Waters", "Thousands of Arms and Horses", "Thousands of Everything" and so on.

I think the "more" word is the most difficult group, because: "more" words can only be grouped "updated". Finally, with the help of the teacher, I set up a "more deep and quiet."

Through today's study, I know that "the wind and the horse are irrelevant" means that there is no relationship between the metaphors.

Some classmates in the class ran around in the class, some were looking at the dictionary seriously, and some were asking the teacher if the idiom was OK. Even so, the teacher does not criticize us. Because: The teacher knows that our attention is concentrated, and our emotions are high.

Today, we not only reviewed many ancient poems, but also learned a lot of idioms.

Ancient poetry and idioms

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