Idioms describing kindergarten teachers

1. Meticulous

Pinyin: wú?wēi?bù?zhì?

Explanation: micro: microscopic; to: arrive. No detail is not taken care of. Describes caring and taking care of someone very carefully and thoughtfully.

Source: Song Dynasty Wei Liaoweng's "Resignation of the Supervisor of the Army and Horses Begging to Become Counselor of the Military and the Prime Minister's Execution": "I secretly thought that the Lord was worried about the humiliation of the minister, and I could not resign myself. I accepted the order and retreated. When appointing officials, making lists of tasks, and dispatching soldiers, all those who do it for quick action are careless and careless. ?shàn?yòu?

Explanation: Xunxun: orderly appearance; Shan: good at; Lure: guide. Refers to being good at guiding others to learn.

Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Zihan": "The Master is always good at seducing people; he teaches me with his writing; he invites me with his courtesy; he can't stop if he wants to."

3. Be tireless in teaching

Pinyin: huì?rén?bù?juàn

Explanation: teach, teach. He teaches people to be extremely patient and never gets tired.

From: "The Analects of Confucius·Shu Er": "I am never tired of learning; I am never tired of teaching; what is that for me!"

4. Care deeply?

Pinyin ：guān?huái?bèi?zhì?

Explanation: caring in every possible way.

Source: Liu Baiyu's "Haitianji·Great Entrepreneur": "The Prime Minister is always caring and considerate to people."

5. Asking questions

Pinyin: ?wèn?hán?wèn?nuǎn?

Explanation: Describes caring and considerate.

Source: Kang Zhuo's "I am in the Countryside": "He often comes to my room to talk about current affairs, and he often asks about food and shelter. He is very affectionate."