First, scholarly family.
Scholarly family, China idiom, pronounced sh Xiāng mén dí, is used to refer to the family of a scholar, generally referring to a good family background. From Wenkang's Biography of Children Heroes. Books: Three generations of families are familiar with four books and five classics. Xiang: There is a ancestral temple at home, and you have your own incense. Door: door, generally refers to the threshold, representing the local status of the family. Numbers: Represents the sum of numbers. It means that there are celebrities at home who are known all over the city.
Source: Qing Wenkang's Fortieth Biography of Heroes of Children: "Now it seems that the scholarly family and the industry of food and clothing are reliable. His son just worked step by step and became a minister. " Partial form; Become an object; With praise.
Scholars in ancient times generally had more books. In order to effectively prevent books from mildew and moth-eaten, the ancients used ordinary camphor wood to make book boxes to store books. Or put the remaining camphor wood pieces used as furniture into the gaps of a large number of books; Another way to prevent moth is to put a Chinese medicine called rue vanilla. Whether it's turnip cabbage or camphor wood chips, the purpose of putting these is to let moths smell this smell and stay away, which will protect books well.
Second, words and sentences
1. He lived in a scholarly family for a long time and was more or less influenced by it.
2. His family is really a scholarly family, and there have been scholars throughout the ages.
She was born in a scholarly family and was influenced by culture since childhood.
Although she comes from a scholarly family, she never despises labor.
He grew up in a scholarly family, was very interested in literature, and soon learned to write.
6. Shu Yuexiang was born in a scholarly family with a rich collection of books. He received a good enlightenment education from childhood, lived a stable and prosperous life, and entered the official career in middle age. He resigned and went home because of the exclusion of the powerful minister Jia Sidao.
7. Although He Zhaowu is not a scholar, influenced by the ancient capital Beijing and the war years, he chose history as his major.