Crosstalk "Hu Buzi" probably includes:
A leader's handwriting is particularly poor and he doesn't practice it often. However, because he always writes "agree" when approving documents, these two words are particularly well written.
Once, he took a delegation to Japan to attend an exchange meeting. After the exam, each participant was asked to write a word as a souvenir. When the leader heard the news, he was very anxious and thought that he had only written the word "agree" well, and it was not wrong to write it.
In a dilemma, he suddenly thought of a way. When it was his turn to write, he said easily, "As we all know, there are many Chinese characters in Japanese, but their pronunciation and meaning are different from those in Chinese. This is my inscription, a little poem. " The leader wrote it down. When it's finished, everyone has read it, even it's very good.
What he wrote was: "The same word disagrees, the different words agree, the different words agree, and the same word has different meanings."
Extended data:
1, the role of this limerick in cross talk:
Add laughter to cross talk and make it more infectious.
Telling people to use skills skillfully can cover up their shortcomings. Increased the artistic connotation of cross talk.
2. The extended meaning of this limerick:
Using this limerick to describe China's Chinese characters shows that China's Chinese characters have rich meanings.
Use this phrase to describe daily language communication and highlight the profoundness of China culture.