Essay on satirical abuse of idiom advertising

In today's society, what we see the most is advertising. Now the ads have played a new trick and started to abuse the idiom. What the?

You don't believe it? Well, let's take a look at the following essay. (not written by me) note:

The blue word is the text, the red word is a typo, and the green word is correct.

Today, my mom and I went to the convention center, where stamps were on display. Fortunately, we came early, and there was no more in the afternoon. There are benevolent (people) mountains and benevolent (people) seas.

Look, this small Zhang Linglong kicks (clear) through, and there is a silent girl (smelling) painted on it, and they are all very beautiful. It's a real pleasure to look at these stamps. It's strange on that one, with only an axe and a sickle drawn on it.

I asked my mother what this meant, and she said, "You, you really don't know the Taifan (Taishan), which was painted to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party." The ** of these stamps is also the ...... of the lamp (summit).

Look, there are so many typos, it's hard to imagine. In order to attract the attention of customers, some businesses have changed the idiom in a mess. And all the major newspapers are all these, what "xx restaurant opening big reward, all dishes are discounted."

Don't miss the chicken! "XX brand mosquito coils, silently mosquito-free. "XX brand football, exquisite kicking!

The list goes on. This not only seriously undermines the norms of the Chinese language, but also if the first and second grade students see this, they may think that these are correct and will write according to them, and these advertisements are published in well-known local newspapers, they will think that these are correct.

In today's bustling society, in order to increase profits, many businesses continue to misuse, abuse and misuse the language of the motherland; Mispronunciation of words and language problems in everyday life are not uncommon. In order to conduct an in-depth investigation of this social situation, we have set up a special investigation team.

On Saturday morning, our investigative team set off. The first abusive word we encounter is "three". This is a clothing shop called "Romance of the Shirt Country".

"Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is a historical masterpiece with the theme of war in my country. But what is ironic is how this book has become "Romance in the Country of Clothes", which is really ridiculous.

As we continued our investigation, we came across a store with a "confusing" name. The store is a store specializing in children's photography, and the name of the store is "Beijing Love You Baby". This sentence does not have any punctuation marks, and it will naturally make people scratch their heads when they read it.

It wasn't until I was about to leave that I wondered if it was "Beijing loves your baby"? But Maoming doesn't have much to do with Beijing, it's really incredible.

There are advertisements for cough syrups and the like, saying "no time to delay" - cough not to wait".

Lime plant – from scratch.

Liquor advertising - a glass (monument).

Cough is not to be delayed.

Bathe as you like (as you like).

Electric iron advertising - Baiyi (Yi) Baishun.

Washing machine advertisement - idle (virtuous) wife and good mother.

Rites of course (理丿 - gift advertising.

Please forgive me for not writing well, and I'll give you a reference.

The indiscriminate use of idioms in advertisements is extremely common in today's society, such as: clothing (Yiyi) is reluctant to give up clothing advertising.

One step to the stomach (bit) Stomach medicine advertisement.

A "police" person - Nantong type II watch-type near-electric alarm advertisement.

And so on, the advantage of this idiom advertising is to repeat a large number of ** so that the general public is easy to remember and catchy. But these idioms that contain typos are not a good thing for children, and it is easy to mislead children and make them remember that the wrong idioms are not easy to correct. For example, when the teacher dictates, the child is reluctant to write clothes, and the teacher asks the reason, he may say that he saw it on TV, etc., and because it is not only this, each idiom has its original meaning, but the homophone idiom adapted from the product has a different natural meaning, which is easier to mislead the child.

I sincerely hope that advertising advertisements will not be used indiscriminately to harm others and benefit themselves.

Abuse 竽充数 làn yú chōng shù

Interpretation] abuse: inconsistent with the truth; 竽: A reed wind instrument. Those who do not know how to blow the flute pretend to be connoisseurs; Mix in the band and make up the numbers. It is a metaphor for people who have no ability, pretending to be stylish and prepared; Or pass off as good goods with defective goods. Sometimes it is also humble.

Han Feizi Neichu said: "King Qi Xuan makes people blow the pipe; and three hundred. The priest of Nankuo asked to blow the flute for the king; King Xuan said (happy). Hundreds of people were ruined. King Xuan died; Xiao Wang Li; Listen to them one by one; The sergeant fled. ”

Zhengyin] abuse; It cannot be pronounced as "jiān".

discernment] abuse; Can't write "rotten"; Zhu; It cannot be written as "taro" or "rod".

synonym] is not worthy of the name.

Cover people's eyes. Mixed eyes.

Antisense] genuine.

The real deal.