中國傳統(tǒng)文化應(yīng)用文之介紹成語(第二期)
一、結(jié)構(gòu)
The idiom I would like to introduce is…,which?serves as my motto,helping me go through lots of tough?times.
To begin with, the first character literally means...?With the four characters combined,…
If it weren’t for the motto,I would have not...
二、范文
Here comes the Weekly Chinese Idiom-“shuidishichuan”
Literally,shuǐ means water,dī means dripping,and shí chuan mean cutting through a stone. The combination of?the whole phrase“shuǐ dī shí chuān"is equal to the saying in the west that constant dripping wears away a stone.
Integrated into an idiom,the four characters demonstrate the power of perseverance and p
persistence,which will contribute to achieving a challenging or seemingly unlikely objective. This idiom has a far-reaching impact on me, not only encouraging me to stick to my goal even in adversity?with continuous efforts,but also convincing me that all the efforts are worthwhile and will pay off one day.
某英文雜志開設(shè)“一周一成語”專欄向外國讀者介紹中國成語。請你用英語寫一篇短文投稿,介紹成語鍥而不舍。內(nèi)容包括:
1.解釋字面意思;2.闡釋道理。
Frankly speaking,the idiom“鍥而不舍” is one of my favorite expressions in Chinese,which has helped me go through many tough days.
The character“鍥” 'is a?verb meaning carving with knife and“不舍”is an adverbial with a vaguely similar?meaning in English:diligently and consistently.The four characters were put together?by our wise ancestors and?then a philosophy of handling matters when facing life challenges was born.“鍥而不舍”tells us that we are not?supposed to cave in under the seemingly unsolvable problems but to fight against them with faith.
Hope you like this week's Chinese idiom as I do.
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