1, the idiom Yan Shou Huan Fei is used to describe the posture of women. Specifically, some women are as slim as a swallow, while others are as plump as a jade ring. This idiom not only expresses the difference of female figure, but also reflects the diversity of ancient aesthetic concepts.
2. In ancient society, women's figure and appearance have always been concerned and evaluated. The appearance of this idiom reflects the different preferences and aesthetic concepts of women's figure in society at that time. Swallow shape is considered as a symbol of lightness, elegance and slimness, while Yuhuan shape is considered as a symbol of fullness, wealth and health.
3. This aesthetic concept is not immutable. In different historical periods and cultural backgrounds, the preference for women's figure will also change. For example, in the Tang Dynasty, it was generally believed that fullness was a symbol of beauty, so women at that time often pursued fullness.
Some suggestions on learning idioms well
1. Reading classic literary works: By reading ancient and modern classic literary works, you can come into contact with a large number of idioms and understand their meaning and usage. Classic novels such as A Dream of Red Mansions, Water Margin and The Journey to the West contain a large number of idioms.
2. Look up the dictionary: If you encounter idioms you don't understand, you can look up an authoritative Chinese dictionary or dictionary. By looking at the detailed explanations and examples of idioms, we can better understand the meaning and usage of idioms.
3. Memory and understanding: Learning idioms requires memory and understanding. You can choose some commonly used idioms to focus on, such as "going through all kinds of hardships" and "struggling hard". At the same time, we also need to know the source, meaning and usage of idioms. For example, "having a plan in mind" means having a mature plan before doing something.
4. Practice using: The best way to learn idioms is to practice using them. We can try to use idioms in writing, oral communication and language communication to improve the application ability of idioms. For example, idioms can be used in writing to enrich the content of articles and improve the expressive ability of language.
5. Summary: You can summarize the idioms you have learned and form your own idiom dictionary. We can make a comparative analysis of idioms of the same type, such as idioms describing people's qualities, such as "planning", "ambitious" and "aiming high", so that we can better understand and use idioms.
6. Multi-channel learning: In addition to learning idioms through literary works, you can also learn idioms through various channels such as the Internet, television and radio. For example, by watching China movies and TV series, you can get in touch with authentic China expressions; By listening to China News Radio, you can learn the latest Chinese words.