Introduce an idiom story no less than 100 words .

Finishing touch. Zhang Seng Miao was a famous painter of the Liang Dynasty. Once, the emperor ordered him to paint a dragon on the walls of the Anle Temple in Jinling.

In a few moments, two lifelike dragons appeared on the wall. At this time, the emperor found that these two dragons had no eyes, so he asked Zhang Seng Miao why this was. Zhang Seng Xuan said:

If you draw the eyes, they'll fly away. Everyone didn't believe it, the emperor had to paint his eyes, and Zhang Seng had no choice but to put eyes on one of the dragons. Suddenly, lightning and thunder roared, and the dragon really flew away.

Handan toddler. Legend has it that two thousand years ago, there was a young man in the Shouling place of Yanguo, I don't know what the surname is, just call him Shouling boy!

This Shouling young man does not worry about food or clothing, and he can be regarded as a middle-class talent in terms of appearance, but he just lacks self-confidence, and often feels inferior and inferior to others for no reason - clothes are people's good, meals are people's fragrance, and standing and sitting are also elegant. He learns what he sees, learns the same and loses the same, although he renovates his tricks, he can never do one thing well, and he doesn't know what he should look like.

The people in the family persuaded him to change this problem, and he thought that the family was too much in charge. Relatives and neighbors said that he was a bear breaking stick, but he didn't listen to it at all. As time went by, he wondered if he should walk like this, and the more he looked at it, the more he felt that his walking posture was too stupid and ugly.

One day, he met a few people talking and laughing on the road, only to hear someone say that the walking posture of Handan people is called beautiful. When he heard this, he was sick with his heart, and hurriedly stepped forward, wanting to find out. Unexpectedly, when the men saw him, they laughed and walked away.

How beautiful is the walking posture of Handan people? He couldn't have imagined it. This became his heart disease. Finally, one day, he hid from his family and went to distant Handan to learn to walk.

As soon as he arrived in Handan, he felt that everything was fresh and dazzling. Seeing the child walking, he felt lively, beautiful, and learned; Seeing the old man walking, he felt steady and learned; See women walking, swaying, learning. That's it, but in the middle of the moon, he couldn't even walk, and the travel fee was spent, so he had to crawl back.

The story is from "Zhuangzi Qiushui". The idiom "Handan toddler" is a metaphor for imitating others mechanically, not only can you not learn the strengths of others, but you will also lose your own advantages and skills.

Idiom short story--- suspicious neighbor stealing axe.

Once upon a time there was a country man who lost an axe. He thought that the neighbor's son had stolen it, so he paid attention to the man's every word and deed, and the more he looked, the more he felt that the man looked like a thief with an axe. Later, the man who threw the axe found the axe, which turned out to be lost in the valley by negligence when he went up the mountain to cut wood a few days ago.

After finding the axe, he met the neighbor's son again, and when he looked at him again, he didn't look like a thief anymore.

Suspicious neighbor stealing axe: not paying attention to the factual basis, suspicious of people and things.

Seedlings are promoted. During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a farmer in the Song Kingdom, he always thought that the crops in the field were growing too slowly, so he went to see it today, and went to see it tomorrow, and felt that the seedlings did not seem to grow taller. He thought to himself: Is there any way to make them grow taller and faster?

One day he came to the field and pulled up the seedlings one by one. It took a lot of effort to pull out a large number of seedlings one by one, and by the time he finished pulling out the seedlings, he was exhausted, but he was very happy in his heart. When he returned home, he boasted:

I'm tired today, and I've helped the seedlings grow a few inches taller! When his son heard this, he hurried into the field, and found that all the seedlings had died.

Dong Shi Xiaofeng: In ancient times, there was a beautiful woman named Xi Shi, one day she had a heartache and walked back from the street with a frown. Dong Shi, an ugly woman in the same village, saw Xi Shi like this, and thought it was very beautiful, and when she went back, she also covered her chest, frowned, and walked through the street.

When the rich people of the village saw her like this, they all closed their doors and refused to come out; When the poor saw this, they took their wives and children and turned away from them. This ugly woman saw that Xi Shi's frowning was beautiful, but she didn't understand why her frowning was beautiful. So no matter how she imitates it, she doesn't have Shih Tzu Mei.

Pronunciation: dōng shī xiào pín [interpretation] effect: to imitate; Chin: Same as Zhen, frowning.

Dong Shi: The ugly girl of the Yue Kingdom. The parable imitates others, not only does the imitation not be good, but it makes a fool of itself.

Sometimes he also makes self-humble words, saying that he has a poor foundation and has not learned from others' strengths. Blind imitation of metaphors has a very bad effect. [Usage] as a predicate, object, definite, derogatory.

synonyms] Handan toddler, according to the cat and the tiger, and also follow the trend.

The original text of Chu has an ancestral hall, give it to give people wine, and the people say: "Several people drink enough, and one person drinks more than enough." Please draw the ground for the snake, and the first to drink.

A person who became a snake first, led wine and drank it, held the snake in his left hand and drew the snake in his right hand, saying: "I can do it." "Before it was done, a man's snake became a thief, saying:

The snake has no feet, can Zi'an be enough? And he drank his wine. For the serpent's foot, the wine will die.

Please draw snakes on the ground, and the one who draws them first drink this pot of wine. A man who first drew the snake took the jug and was ready to drink, but he took the jug in his left hand and drew the snake in his right hand and said, "I can draw its feet."

Before he had finished drawing the serpent, another man snatched his flask and said, "The serpent has no feet, so how can you draw its feet?" As soon as he had finished speaking, he finished the jug of wine.

The winds of change.

Mulberry field, farmland. The sea becomes a mulberry field, and the mulberry field becomes the sea. The metaphor is that things change a lot.

It's okay to add more words to an idiom.

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