1, explanation: Describe speaking fluently and naturally, making people understand. This idiom comes from Lin Daiyu in A Dream of Red Mansions. She spoke eloquently, and Jia Baoyu was fascinated.
2, witty remarks: describe the speech as persuasive, infectious and fascinating. This idiom comes from the Warring States Policy and describes the performance of Yan Zi, a counselor of the State of Qi, at the banquet of the King of Chu.
3. As a chapter, it is great to describe the speech with literature and art and level. This idiom comes from the Book of Songs and describes a person who can speak as fluently as the Book of Songs.
4, tongue can lotus: describe the speech vivid, infectious, can touch people's hearts. This idiom comes from the whole Tang Dynasty and describes a poet's eloquence as gorgeous as a lotus flower.
5, eloquent: describe the speech as smooth and coherent, like a waterfall. This idiom comes from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and describes Zhuge Liang's eloquent debating ability.
6. Conciseness: Describe the speech as concise and powerful, and express the meaning accurately. This idiom comes from "Learning from Your Own Experience" and describes the speaking style of Ada, the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty.
The significance of learning idioms:
Idioms are an important part of China traditional culture and the core of China language and culture. Learning idioms not only helps us to master the traditional culture of China, but also helps us to use the language more accurately, flexibly, vividly and richly, and can effectively express the rich meanings of limited words.
Language is a tool for expressing ideas. Only by mastering the language can we express our thoughts accurately and flexibly, so as to communicate with others better. The accurate, flexible and vivid expression of idioms can make the ideas expressed more profound and concise, express our own ideas more accurately and make our language expression more powerful.