Ma Ji
Wow, the language of our motherland is really rich and colorful.
B: That's right! Because we are an ancient civilization with a long history.
A: Crosstalk performers, in particular, should constantly learn the language of the motherland.
B: Of course! Crosstalk is the art of language. How is your research?
A: Ah! ..... Don't you see? I studied my stomach.
B: What does this stomach have to do with language learning?
A: This is very relevant. I will study how to put a little into it to make it bigger.
I haven't heard of it. You have too much fat and overnutrition.
A: No! I have too many languages, and they all say that I am full of knowledge. You can touch here if you don't believe me.
B: Can you still feel the language?
A: Too many. You can touch it.
B: Good! Let me feel it.
A: Don't push too hard, it will be wasted if you squeeze it out too hard.
B: I'll touch it gently. What is this?
A: A big one?
B: Ah!
A: This is a foreign language.
Do you also learn foreign languages?
A: Yes!
B: Stop it.
A: I didn't say that. You helped me squeeze it out.
B: What's here?
A: This is a minority language.
B: Here?
This is China's.
B: Here?
A: This is a dialect.
B: Here?
A: Folk proverbs.
B: Here?
A: Two-part allegorical saying.
B: Here?
A: Idioms.
B: How about here?
One by one?
B: Ah!
A: This is ribs.
B: Cough! You learn so many languages blindly, which is the best?
That's an idiom. I am particularly interested in idioms. I have studied them for the longest time and accumulated the most.
Really? What are the characteristics of idioms?
A: Idioms are concise and people like to use them. If you don't use idioms, there will be no color in writing and no taste in speaking.
B: Give me an example.
A: There is a saying that only by sharing weal and woe can we achieve the four modernizations with one heart and one mind.
B: Everyone can understand this.
A: Two idioms are used in one sentence.
B: "share weal and woe" and "unite as one"
A: It summarizes the determination and attitude of the people of the whole country to realize the four modernizations.
B: That's right!
A: If you can't use these two idioms and change them into ordinary ones, Rory will be wordy when you say them.
What do you mean?
A: All of us are only guilty together and blessed together. With sweetness, everyone can share it, and with bitterness, no one can escape. Don't hide, don't hide, don't argue, don't rob, don't be more, don't be less, don't be special. Only in this way can we have a heart, a motivation, a direction, a goal, a virtue and a look. ...
B: All right, all right! It seems that idioms are going to be used.
A: The meaning of idioms cannot be expressed in vernacular.
B: OK! It seems that you are a little familiar with idioms.
A: Of course.
Tell you what! How about we talk about idioms here?
A: Oh? You can also say?
B: What's the big deal? Although the idiom dare not say "slightly better", it is at least "evenly matched". (shaking his head proudly)
Oh, my God! Look at him. He gloated and shook his head.
Who are you talking about?
A: If we can say it, let's compare and see who uses the idiom best and who speaks it skillfully.
B: Let's get started! I said Chang 'an Avenue at night, "Shili Long Street" and "Fire Tree and Silver Flower".
A: They are two idioms. I said Tiananmen Gate was "resplendent" and "antique".
B: The Great Hall of the People stands tall and imposing.
A: The memorial hall is "solemn", which makes people "awe-inspiring".
I said the theater was crowded with people.
A: I'm talking about the audience "smiling" and "else".
What do you mean by "other"?
A: The audience is staring at the stage when watching the program.
B: Hey! Besides, we are "perfect" and "perfect"
A: Good! We can say "fly with me" and "collude" ...
B: Huh? !
A: Not appropriate.
B: I'm brilliant.
What about you? I'm smart.
B: Hmm! I am versatile.
A: I am a "flower of the motherland".
B: You! I am "outstanding"
a； I reached the top.
B: He is taller than me, and I am "modest and prudent".
A: I am amiable.
I am far behind you.
I am dwarfed by you.
I look like "nine Niu Yi hairs" than you.
I'm like a drop in the ocean.
b； He is modest again. I have good facial features.
A: I am "small and exquisite".
B: Are you still "small and exquisite"?
Your facial features are still very correct. Ahem! Is this idiom all right?
B: Yes!
A: Then let's continue to say derogatory idioms.
B: what is derogatory?
A: Most of what I just said is good. That's a compliment. Now it is derogatory, especially bad.
B: Bad words can't beat me.
A: Of course, you are much worse than me.
You are the bad one! Let's start now.
A: What you said in the cross talk was incoherent and disorganized!
What about you? "Sweet talk" and "nothing".
A: Your performance is "affectation" and "grandstanding".
B: You are glib and unsightly.
A: You are "eloquent" and "mysterious".
B: You are "smirking" and "hiding a knife in a smile".
A: You don't have any ink on your chest. You are "fishing for fame".
B: You are "unlearned" and "cheating the world and stealing fame".
Look at you. You are fat and stupid.
B: You! You are "paunchy" and "full of intestines"
You're amazing.
You are talking nonsense.
A: You are "running amok".
B: You are "pretentious".
A: You are shameless.
You are famous.
A: You are "sinister and diabolical".
B: You ...
Answer: You are "lawless", and you are "neither a horse nor a donkey, treacherous and treacherous, furtive, deserving of death, lenient in confession and strict in resistance"!
What's the matter with you?
A: How is this derogatory idiom used?
Not so good. It's all on me
A: This is called "culpable of punishment".
B: Here we go again. They are all derogatory idioms.
A: Using these idioms to attack the enemy, satirize bad phenomena in society and whip people with bad behavior are all powerful weapons.
B: Yes, you can't be "half-baked" or "arrogant".
A: Yes! Unlike you!
B: That's right ... huh? !