For example, sitting in the spring breeze, a China idiom, pinyin is rú zu ò ch ū n f ng, which means sitting in the middle of the spring breeze, and it is a metaphor to get along with noble and knowledgeable people and be affected. From Song Zhuxi's The Origin of Errol, Volume 4. Such as (Pinyin: rú), which is a first-class word of Chinese general specification. It was first seen in bronze inscriptions. The original intention was obedience, and later it was extended to image; Such as waiting.

Sitting and reading Zudong is a first-class word (commonly used word) in the General Specification for Chinese Characters. The earliest form of "Zuo Zi" appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Originally meant to be a way to stop people, and later extended to sit, wait, sit and be sentenced to ... Oracle Bone Inscriptions's "sit" is the shape of people kneeling on the table. Jin Wen changed the mat to "Earth" and added another human figure.

Spring, a commonly used Chinese word, pronounced as chūn, was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Its original meaning is that the seeds of vegetation take root and sprout, and later it is extended to take "spring" as the first season name of the year. Shuo Wen Jie Zi holds that "spring is pushing", which means "sunshine shines in spring and everything is thriving", so it can be extended to vitality and vigor.

Fēng, a commonly used Chinese character, was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. The original meaning of wind is the phenomenon of air flow caused by uneven air pressure distribution. Shuowen: "Wind, eight winds also." "National Wind Zheng Fengxi Xi": "Xi Xi Xi, the wind blows the girl." As fast as the wind, as popular.

Benefits of learning idioms:

1. Idioms can stimulate children's curiosity and contain rich knowledge and cultural connotations. They are simple and interesting, and usually four words can express the complete meaning. This can stimulate children's curiosity and thirst for knowledge, and urge them to explore the stories behind idioms.

2, idioms can exercise children's imagination, idioms can generally quote classics, so it will involve many historical stories. When children learn idioms, they will first understand the stories behind them. In this process, they will give full play to their imagination.