Stories of Chinese Idioms-With Animals (Beginner/Intermediate)
The origin and meaning of eight commonly used Chinese idioms are illustrated through a series of interesting stories. It is a fun way to learn and explore Chinese language, culture and history.
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978-1-60603-235-0
£11.00
The origin and meaning of eight commonly used Chinese idioms are illustrated through a series of interesting stories. It is a fun way to learn and explore Chinese language, culture and history.
Paperback, 60 pages
Text: Simplified Chinese with English
Contents Information:
1. Playing musical instrument for a ox 对牛弹琴
2. Waiting for a rabbit by the tree stump 守株待兔
3. Frog in a well 井底之蛙
4. An old horse knows its way 老马识途
5. Kill two birds with one arrow 一箭双雕
6. Calling a deer a horse 指鹿为马
7. Dotting the dragon’s eyes 画龙点睛
8. Borrowing on the prowess of the tiger 狐假虎威
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by age/grade | age 11+ Beginners |
simplified/traditional | simplified |
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