Three idiom ballads
1.Suddenly it dawned
Jin Dynasty writer Tao Yuanming, "The Story of the Peach Blossom Spring" is very tempting:
The fisherman found a hole, dropped the boat and got into it.
The opening of the cave begins narrow and slowly widens like a hall ......
Learning suddenly understands the reason, and suddenly opens up" The direction is clear.
2.The golden stone is open
Xiong Quzi loves archery, and archery skills are not simple.
One night, walking on a mountain road, I shot an arrow at a tiger.
When he got closer, he saw that it was a stone, and an arrow had been shot into it.
Kung Fu to solve problems at home, Jin Shi for the opening of "miracles."
3.Charcoal in the snow
Autumn is followed by winter, and snow is falling all over the sky.
There is a family that is very poor, and there is a lack of food and clothing.
Send him rice and charcoal, send care and warmth.
Timely relief for poor families, and charcoal in the snow" to tide over difficulties.
Qi Wankai).AI Review:
These three idiom ballads explain to us in a vivid and interesting way three philosophical idioms: suddenly enlightened, golden stone for opening, and charcoal in the snow. The language of these songs is concise and clear, with a strong sense of rhythm and easy to remember, which is a good material for spreading Chinese culture and educating people to be good.
First of all, "Suddenly Enlightened".This idiom is cleverly combined with the story of "The Story of the Peach Blossom Spring" in the ballad, and through the process of the fisherman's discovery of the Peach Blossom Spring, it vividly depicts the scene of people suddenly realizing the truth in their studies or lives. This kind of sudden enlightenment often makes people find their way in difficult situations and liberates their souls.
Secondly, "Golden Stone is Open".This idiom is illustrated through the story of Xiong Quzi's archery. This story tells us that any problem can be solved as long as the kung fu is at home, just as an arrow can be shot into a stone. This story encourages us to persevere and strive to improve our abilities in order to be invincible in the face of difficulties.
Finally, "Charcoal in the Snow".The ballad depicts someone reaching out in time to send warmth and help in the cold winter when the poor family lacks food and charcoal. This idiom emphasizes the importance of timely relief and care for others, and embodies the spirit of mutual assistance and mutual love in human society.
Overall, these three idiom ballads are very successful in conveying the profound truths and values contained in these idioms through entertaining and educational means. They are not only educational, but also artistic, and are cultural treasures worth singing and promoting.