① A Complete Collection of Idiom Handwritten Newspaper Pictures for Second Grade
Lifelike
xǔ xǔ rú shēng
Explanation: Lively and vivid appearance . It means that the artistic image is very realistic, as if it is alive.
Source "Zhuangzi·Qiwu Lun": "In the past, Zhuangzi dreamed of a butterfly, and it was a lifelike butterfly. It was a metaphor for his ambition! He didn't know the Zhou Dynasty. Suddenly he woke up, and the Zhou Dynasty was at a loss."
The structure is more formal.
Usage is used as a compliment. It is often used to describe artistic images in sculptures or literary and artistic works. Generally used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial.
The correct pronunciation is Xu; it cannot be pronounced as "yǔ".
It depends on the shape; it cannot be written as "sheng".
Synonyms: ready to come out, alive, flesh and blood
Antonyms: dying, half-dead, lifeless
Example: In the large clay sculpture "Rent Collection Courtyard"; resisting the exploitation of the landlord class and The image of the oppressive peasants was created~.
② A complete collection of handwritten idioms for primary school students
Dumbfounded: Silly, in a daze. Staying like a wooden chicken. Describes the state of being stunned by fear or surprise.
Fighting with chickens for wine Dou: wine vessel. When ancient people paid homage to their deceased friends, they would bring chicken and wine to the tomb to salute. Later, as a tribute to my deceased friend.
Cockfighting and running dogs Make cocks fight and dogs race. It refers to the boring games played by children of the exploiting class in the old days.
A crane stands among a flock of chickens. It is a metaphor for a person's outstanding talent or appearance.
Fan Zhang Chicken Millet Fan: Paradigm; Zhang: Zhang Shao; Chicken: poultry; Millet: herb, referring to millet. Fan Shi and Zhang Shao drank and ate chicken together. A metaphor for the meaning and affection between friends.
The power of tying a chicken The power of tying a chicken. A metaphor for weakness.
Why use a cow knife to cut a chicken? Why use a cow knife to kill a chicken? It's a metaphor that you don't need to spend a lot of effort to do small things.
Hefa: white hair; Chicken skin: describes wrinkles on the skin. The skin is wrinkled and the hair is pale. Describe the aging appearance of an old person.
Standing out among the chickens is like a crane standing among the chickens. It is a metaphor for a person's appearance or talent that stands out among a group of people around him.
Huainan chicken and dog are metaphors for people who gain power by relying on others.
Chicken-worm gain and loss is a metaphor for small gains and losses, which are insignificant.
Finding bones in an egg is a metaphor for being deliberately picky.
The chicken flies away and the egg breaks. The chicken flies away and the egg breaks. It is a metaphor for losing everything and gaining nothing.
Walk: run. Chickens fly around and dogs run around. Describes confusion caused by extreme panic.
The original meaning of chicken bone support bed is that one is emaciated and exhausted on the bed mat due to excessive grief of bereavement. Later, it was used as a metaphor for fulfilling filial piety during the death of parents. Also described as very thin.
The Chicken Mouth and the Cow Queen would rather have a small and clean chicken mouth than a big, smelly cow ***. It is a metaphor that one would rather be independent in a small situation than to be dominated by others in a big situation.
A rotten chicken with a tough mouth refers to a person who knows he is wrong but still insists on arguing.
Chicken pieces and dog pieces describe things that are piecemeal and small.
Trivial things are a metaphor for trivial things that are insignificant.
Rise when the rooster crows. Get up when the rooster crows. Describes diligence and perseverance.
Roosters and dogs crowing: crowing; stealing: stealing things. Refers to trivial skills. Also refers to sneaky behavior.
Cocks crow and dogs bark. Cocks crow and dogs bark. Both can hear it. It is a metaphor for a dense population living together in one place.
The rooster crows and the day begins. Afraid of missing dawn and delaying business, I get up before dawn.
Goose-skinned and white-haired. The skin is wrinkled and the hair is pale. Refers to the old man.
The chickens and dogs were not alarmed. It describes the strict discipline of the march, and even the chickens and dogs were not alarmed. It also means being safe and sound.
The chickens and dogs were not spared, describing the cruel slaughter, even the chickens and dogs were not spared.
The chickens and dogs are restless. It describes the harassment so severe that even the chickens and dogs can’t have peace.
Chickens and dogs are both immortals. It is said that Liu An, the king of Huainan in the Han Dynasty, cultivated and became an immortal queen. He sprinkled the remaining medicine in the yard. After the chickens and dogs ate it, they also ascended to heaven. Later, it is a metaphor that when a person becomes an official, people related to him also become powerful.
Chicken, Dog, Mulberry and Ma describe the quiet life in the countryside.
Chickens and dogs ascend to heaven. It is said that Liu An, the king of Huainan in the Han Dynasty, cultivated and became a fairy queen. He sprinkled the remaining medicine in the yard. Chickens and dogs ate it and they all ascended to heaven. Later, it is a metaphor that when a person becomes an official, people related to him also become powerful.
Hearing the sounds of chickens and dogs, and not communicating with each other until old age and death. Now it means that they do not understand each other and do not communicate with each other.
Chickens and geese fighting means noisy and discord.
Chicken corpses and cow obedience are metaphors for preferring to be independent in a small situation rather than being dominated by others in a big situation.
Chicken head and fish bone is a metaphor for things that are slight and not taken seriously.
Chicken and duck quarreling Chicken and duck: a metaphor for mediocre people. It used to mean that villains compete with each other for fame and fortune.
Chickens and ducks competing for food. Chickens and ducks: a metaphor for mediocre people. It used to mean that villains compete with each other for fame and fortune.
Chicken breasts, turtle back, protruding breasts and hunchback.
Domestic chickens and wild ducks are metaphors for different calligraphy styles. It also means that people love novelty and dislike ordinary things.
Domestic Chicken Pheasant Pheasant: Pheasant. The original intention is that Jin Gengyi compared his own calligraphy to a domestic chicken and Wang Xizhi's calligraphy to a pheasant, to show that he despises the near and values ??the distant. It also refers to calligraphy and painting with different styles.
Follow the chicken when you marry a chicken, and follow a dog when you marry a dog. Feudal ethics believe that after a woman gets married, she must always follow her husband, no matter whether he is good or bad.
Golden Rooster Independence refers to a martial arts posture of standing on one leg. Back also refers to standing on one foot.
Golden Rooster News refers to the news that the emperor issued a pardon order to recruit peace.
Grinding water chestnuts into chicken heads is a metaphor for great difficulties and many twists and turns.
How to raise a wooden chicken: a chicken that is good at fighting and looks as dull as wood. Describes mastery of kung fu.
It’s better to be the mouth of a chicken than the mouth of a cow. The queen of cows: the *** of cows. I would rather be a small and clean chicken mouth than a big and smelly cow ***. It is a metaphor that one would rather be independent in a small situation than to be dominated by others in a big situation.
Use a cow knife to cut a chicken. Use a cow knife to kill a chicken. Metaphor of overkill.
Cooking Chicken in a Cow Cauldron: Cook a chicken in the same cauldron as a cow. Metaphor of overkill.
Hen in the Morning The hen crows the dawn. In the old days, it was a metaphor for women stealing power and disrupting government.
Kill the chicken and wipe the neck to describe the feeling of being anxious and unable to think.
Kill the chicken to scare the monkey. Kill the chicken to scare the monkey. It is a metaphor for punishing one person to warn others.
Kill the chicken to get the egg. Egg: egg. In order to get the eggs, he did not hesitate to kill the chicken. It is a metaphor for coveting immediate benefits without caring about long-term interests.
Kill the chicken to scare the monkey. Kill the chicken to scare the monkey. It is a metaphor for punishing one person to warn others.
Why use a cow's knife to kill a chicken? Why use a cow's knife to kill a chicken? It's a metaphor that you don't need to spend a lot of effort to do small things.
Pheasant dancing in the mirror Pheasant dances in front of the mirror. A metaphor for self-appreciation.
The hand has no power to tie the chicken
③ Handwritten idiom report for the first grade of primary school
Idiom: Use the Yu to make up the number
< p> Pinyin: làn yú chōng shùExplanation: Overuse: untrue, false. People who don't know how to play the Yu join the team that plays the Yu to make up for their skills. It is a metaphor for those who have no skills pretending to be talented, and inferior goods pretending to be good goods.
Idiom story:
The idiom "竽竽" means "to make up the number". It refers to a person who has no real talent and knowledge and hangs among experts to show off his skills, or to pass off his skills as a good person. Sometimes it is also used as a self-effacing expression.
This idiom comes from "Han Feizi. Nei Chu Shuo", King Xuan of Qi sent people to blow the pole, and there must be three hundred people. The Nanguo minister asked him to play the Yu for the king, and King Xuan said so, and hundreds of people came to eat. When King Xuan died, King Qian was established, so that he could listen to them one by one and the soldiers fled.
During the Warring States Period, King Xuan of Qi liked to hear people playing the yu very much, and also liked many people to play the yu together for him. Therefore, King Xuan of Qi sent people to search for musicians who were good at playing the yu, and formed a group of three hundred Human yu playing band. And those musicians who were selected to enter the palace received particularly generous treatment.
At that time, there was a prodigal son named Nan Guo who was idle and not doing his job properly.
He heard that King Xuan of Qi had this hobby, so he wanted to get into the band, so he tried to meet King Xuan and boasted to him that he was a great musician. He won King Xuan's favor and enrolled him in the yu-playing musician class. inside. What's funny is that Mr. Nan Guo doesn't know how to play the Yu at all. Whenever the band played for King Xuan of Qi, he would mix in the group and imitate other musicians, shaking his head and head here and there, pretending to play there. Because he learned it so vividly, and because hundreds of people were playing together, King Qi Xuan couldn't tell who knew it and who didn't. In this way, Nan Guo has been around for several years. Not only did he not show any flaws, but he also received a generous reward like other musicians and lived a comfortable life.
Later, King Xuan of Qi died and his son King Qian succeeded to the throne. King Qian also loved to listen to Yu playing. The only difference is that he doesn't like playing in an ensemble, but likes musicians to play to him individually.
After hearing the news, Mr. Nan Guo was so frightened that he was sweating all over and was on tenterhooks all day long. I thought to myself, this time the trick is going to be exposed. Losing my job is a trivial matter. If I am found guilty of deceiving the emperor, I will not even be able to save my head. Therefore, before King Qian asked him to play, he quickly slipped away.
④ The idiom hand-written newspaper is simple and beautiful
无 wings fly bùyìérfēi
[Definition: Wings: wings; Buyi: no wings. Fly away without wings. Describes the rapid spread of news; it also refers to the sudden disappearance of things. Also known as "flying without wings".
[Quote] "Guanzi·Jiepian": "Those who fly without wings are sound; those who are solid without roots are emotions."
[Correct pronunciation] No; It cannot be pronounced as "bú".
[Shape identification] Wing; cannot be written as "Ji".
[Synonym] To spread like wildfire without knowing where to go
[Antonym] To recover intact after being lost
[Usage] Used when something is stolen; news spreads fast. Generally used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial.
[Structure] Condensed.
[Analysis] See "Spread like wildfire" (page 93).
[Example sentence]
⑤ Handwritten newspaper on idioms for primary school students
First write the origin and meaning of the idiom, secondly write related stories and draw a few more words. The story of the idioms, and finally you can write your own insights and understanding of learning these idioms!
The following will introduce the knowledge of design and production of handwritten newspapers from three aspects
1. Beautification and design
The beautification and design of handwritten newspapers involve The scope mainly includes: layout design and masthead, inscriptions, illustrations, tail flowers and lace design, etc.
1. Layout design
Layout design is an important part of producing a good handwritten newspaper.
To design a good layout, you must pay attention to the following points:
(1) Make it clear what the main content of this issue of the handwritten newspaper is, and choose a meaningful masthead (i.e. registration) . Generally, the masthead should be designed in the most eye-catching position;
(2) Read through the article you are editing or writing and count the number of words, and edit (i.e. typesetting) according to the content and length of the article. Generally, important articles are placed in a prominent position (i.e., the front page);
(3) Pay attention to the combination of long and short articles and horizontal and vertical arrangement to make the layout neat and lively;
(4) Typesetting must also pay attention to: the arrangement of characters should be mainly horizontal and supplemented by vertical, the line spacing should be greater than the character spacing, there should be gaps between articles, and there should be about 3CM of margin around the paper. In addition, the registration surface must be kept clean and tidy at all times.
2. Masthead
The masthead plays the role of getting straight to the point. It must closely match the subject content and vividly reflect the main ideas of the handwritten newspaper. To register, you must choose a name that is positive, healthy, and meaningful.
The masthead is generally determined by theme graphics, masthead text and geometric shapes, color blocks or lace. It can be serious or lively, square or round, elegant or colorful.
Pay attention to the following when designing the masthead:
(1) The composition should be stable and the picture structure should be compact. The masthead should be concise in design and expression techniques, and should reflect the theme of the handwritten newspaper. It has the effect of being "clear at a glance";
(2) The characters should be large, with fonts in either regular or regular script, or in color or black and white;
(3) There are several design options for its position : First, if the layout is designed to be two pages, it should be placed in the upper right part; second, if the layout is designed to be a full page, it can be in the middle, upper left, or upper right. Generally, they are designed at the upper part of the layout and should not be placed at the lower end.
3. Title The title (i.e. the title flower) is usually at the front of the article or combined with the title picture of the article. When designing the title, pay attention to the title text, which should be slightly larger. Decorative graphics must be determined according to the content of the article and the needs of the layout. The title of the article should be written smaller than the text of the title and larger than the text of the main text. In short, we should pay attention to the clear distinction between priorities.
4. Illustrations and tail flowers
Illustrations are designed according to the needs of content and layout decoration. Good illustrations can both beautify the layout and help readers understand the content of the article. The space occupied by the illustrations and tail flowers should not be too large, otherwise it will easily appear empty and messy. Tail flowers are mostly designed for the purpose of beautifying the layout, and are mostly based on flowers, grass or geometric patterns. Illustrations and tail flowers are not required for all articles. The more the better, and they deserve the "finishing touch" effect.
5. Lace
Lace is indispensable in handwritten newspapers. Some mastheads and titles can be designed with lace; important articles can be framed with lace; articles can also be separated by lace; some entire pages can also be separated by lace from top to bottom or left and right. Most commonly used in the application of lace are straight lines or wavy lines.
2. Expression techniques for masthead paintings, illustrations and tail flowers
Expression techniques for masthead paintings, illustrations and tail flowers can be roughly divided into two types: line drawing and color block painting.
1. Line drawing method
The image is required to be concise and summarized, with accurate lines and clear priorities. When painting, you should pay attention to certain steps:
(1) Generally draw the main line briefly - determine the angle, direction and size;
(2) Then draw related to the picture proportion, structure and perspective;
(3) Describe the details, combine the physical structure, composition and tone to draw the rhythmic changes of the lines;
(4) Finally organize it to make the picture Complete and unified.
2. Color block painting method
In addition to requiring accurate modeling, you must also be good at handling the matching and changing relationships of color blocks, and the processing of these relationships should be based on the needs of the object. Make the layout colorful. When painting, you can first draw a pencil sketch (strive to have an accurate shape), then apply large color blocks evenly and evenly; then draw the details; and finally trim it to make it more unified and perfect.
Line drawing and color block painting are usually used at the same time, and can be multi-color or single-color. Whether it is line drawing or color block drawing, it is best not to just use pencil to draw. Graphics or text on the layout cannot be cut and pasted.
3. Steps in the preparation and production of handwritten newspapers
The preparation and production is an important step from conception to concrete completion.
There are two steps: one is the preparation stage and the other is the preparation stage.
1. Preparation stage.
Mainly the preparation of various materials and tools. Specific details include: drafting the registration for this issue's handwritten newspaper; preparing a piece of white paper (the size depends on the need, including half-open, four-open, eight-open, etc. The handwritten newspaper I requested this time is four-open); Edit and write relevant text materials (you should prepare more articles); writing and drawing tools, etc.
2. Preparation stage.
This stage is the main process of handwritten newspaper production. Roughly speaking, they are: layout design, copying process, and beautification process.
(1) Layout design: Type layout according to the length of the article, and draw grids or grid lines (usually lightly traced with a pencil, you can erase it or not after the handwritten newspaper is produced).
(2) Copying process: refers to the writing of articles. The paper used for handwritten newspapers is mostly white, so carbon ink should be used for text writing; running script and regular script should be used for fonts, and cursive script and seal script should be used sparingly; the size of the characters should be moderate (in line with normal reading habits). Don't be afraid if the handwriting is not very beautiful. The key is that the writing must be neat. Also, be careful that there are no typos.
(3) Beautification process: After the article is copied, illustrations, tail flowers, and lace can be drawn (it is not advisable to illustrate first and then copy) to beautify the entire layout. This process is the key to the effectiveness of the handwritten newspaper layout.
Also: Handwritten newspapers can be in black and white or color. It can be comprehensive or topical. The requirements and steps for the production and design of handwritten newspapers are generally the same as those of blackboard newspapers.
⑥ Handwritten idioms of fables
In 225 AD, Zhuge Liang, the prime minister of the Shu Han Dynasty, led the army to the south in order to consolidate the rear. Just when they were done and ready to withdraw, Meng Huo, the leader of the Yi people in the south, gathered the defeated soldiers to attack the Shu army.
Zhuge Liang learned that Meng Huo was not only brave in battle, strong-willed, but also loyal to others. He was very popular among the Yi people. Even many people among the Han people admired him, so he decided to win him over.
Although Meng Huo was brave, he was not good at using troops. When he went into battle for the first time, he saw that the Shu soldiers were defeated and retreated. He thought that the Shu soldiers were no match for him and desperately pursued them. As a result, he broke into an ambush and was captured. Meng Huo believed that he would be executed by Zhuge Liang, so he told himself that he must die like a good man and not be embarrassed. Unexpectedly, Zhuge Liang personally untied him and persuaded him to submit. Meng Huo was dissatisfied with this failure and arrogantly refused. Shuge Liang did not force him, but accompanied him to see the military camp that had been arranged, and then specifically asked him: "How do you think the military camp is arranged?"
Meng Huo watched carefully. He found that the military camp was full of old, weak and remnant soldiers, so he said bluntly: "I didn't know your true and false beliefs before, so I won for you once. Now that I have seen your military camp, if it is like this, it is not difficult to win against you!"
Zhuge Liang didn’t give any explanation, smiled and let Meng Huo go back. He expected that Meng would be allowed to steal the camp tonight and immediately arranged an ambush.
After Meng Huo returned, he proudly told his subordinates that the Shu army was all old and weak, and the layout of the military camp had been clearly seen. Catch Zhuge Liang.
That night, Meng Huo selected five hundred swordsmen and axemen and quietly entered the Shu army camp without any obstruction. Meng Huo was secretly happy, thinking that success was imminent. Unexpectedly, the Shu army ambushed and Meng Huo was captured again.
Meng Huo was captured one after another and no longer dared to act recklessly. He led all the troops to retreat to the south bank of the Hu River, only defending but not attacking. When the Shu soldiers arrived at the Hu River, they couldn't cross without a boat. The weather was hot and there were many difficulties. "Zhuge Liang ordered some wooden rafts and bamboo rafts to be built. On the one hand, he sent a small number of soldiers to pretend to cross the river, but when they reached the center of the river and encountered arrows shot from the other side, they immediately retreated, and then went to cross the river again. On the other hand, he divided the army into two groups and went around to the upper reaches. and the narrow place downstream, crossing the river to surround the upper city where Meng Huo was guarding. Later, Meng Huo was captured again. Although Meng Huo was captured for the third time, Zhuge Liang was still unconvinced. They still did not kill him; they entertained him and then let him go. Some of the soldiers did not understand Zhuge Liang's behavior, thinking that he was being merciful and lenient towards Meng Huo. Zhuge Liang explained to everyone: "Our army must completely pacify the south. Reuse people like Meng Huo. If he can sincerely contact the southerners to serve the imperial court, he can be worth a hundred thousand troops. If you work harder now, you won't have to come here to fight again in the future. ”
After Meng Huo was captured and released this time, he decided not to fight against the Shu soldiers. But as time went by, the camp was about to run out of food. He sent someone to borrow food from Zhuge Liang, and Zhuge Liang agreed. But Meng Huo came out in person to fight one-on-one with the generals of the Shu army. Meng Huo defeated several Shu generals one after another, but when he got to the pile of grain, he tripped over a horse rope and was captured. The Shu general immediately conveyed the order to Ge Liang. Meng Huo went back and moved the grain away.
Under this situation, Meng Huo finally admired Zhuge Liang from the bottom of his heart. In order to get all the tribes to submit to Shu, he invited the leaders of each tribe and brought them with him. They went into battle together, but were led into an ambush by the Shu soldiers. Word spread in the Shu camp that Meng Huo should wait until he returned. Many leaders asked Meng Huo to decide what to do. "Seven escapes and seven captures in combat (that is, six releases and seven captures) have never been heard of since ancient times. The Prime Minister has shown no mercy to us, and I have no shame in going back. ”
On this ocean, Meng Huo and others finally submitted to the Shu Han and obeyed the rule.
⑦ Third grade idiom world handwritten newspaper
1. Find a page you like 2. Find some knowledge about idioms (idiom stories, describing scenery, mood, Idioms about expressions) 3. Fill in the pages of your choice 4. Complete
⑧ Pictures of handwritten newspapers about idiom stories
Idiom stories with pictures:
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1. Suspicious neighbor stole axe
Once upon a time there was a (countryside) man who lost an axe. He suspected that the neighbor's son had stolen it, so he observed the man. The way the man walked, he looked like someone who had stolen an axe. Looking at the man's face and expression, he also looked like someone who had stolen an axe. Listening to his words, he looked more like someone who had stolen an axe. It was the ax thief. Everything the man said, did, and did was like the ax thief. Soon after, he (the one who lost the axe) found the ax while digging his valley. When he saw the neighbor's son the next day, he felt that nothing in his words and deeds looked like the person who had stolen the axe.
Meaning
This fable illustrates that subjective prejudice is an obstacle to understanding objective truth. When people observe the world with prejudices, they will inevitably distort the original appearance of objective things.
Meaning
You must seek truth from facts when doing things, proceed from reality, and do not make guesses out of thin air.
⑨ Handwritten newspaper about idioms about idioms
A hundred-footed insect is dead but not stiff
bǎi zú zhī chóng, sǐ ér bù jiāng
[Interpretation] Centipede: The name of the insect, also known as millipede or horse clover, has twelve links and can still squirm after being cut off. It is a metaphor for a powerful family. Although it has declined, it has not completely gone bankrupt because of its great power and solid foundation.
[Quote] The second chapter of "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty: "The ancients said: 'A hundred-footed insect will die but not freeze.' Although it is not as prosperous as it was in previous years, it is more prosperous than usual. Officials have different attitudes after all."
[Synonym] A centipede will never die
[Usage] Complex sentence structure; clauses; describing bad forces and so on. Easily cleared
[Example] There is an ancient saying: "~" Although it is not as prosperous as it was in previous years, it is different from ordinary officials. (Chapter 2 of "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty)
⑩ Contents of handwritten idioms
White paper with black characters báizhǐhēizì
[Explanation] White paper with black characters . The metaphor has solid written evidence; it cannot be denied or repented of.
[Authentic pronunciation] Paper; cannot be pronounced as "zǐ".
[Shape identification] Paper; the surname on the right cannot be written as "Di".
[Usage] Describes written certificates. Generally used as predicate, attributive and complement.
[Structure] Union.