Dad Bai speaks idioms.

It is Bai Dad who tells idiom stories with alien Kavi. Dad Bai is a radio anchor with a kind voice. Cavey, an alien, is greedy and often jokes. He speaks humorously. Bai Dad, who tells idiom stories, holds a master's degree in translation from Shanghai International Studies University, majoring in broadcasting and hosting in Communication University of China, and is first-class in Mandarin. He looks like an alien robot.

Included idioms

Waiting for the rabbit, gilding the lily, making up for it, making the finishing point, learning to walk in Handan, practice makes perfect, casting pearls before swine, running out of water, doing the opposite, constantly changing one's mind, pulling out seedlings, self-contradictory, stealing a column, looking at plum blossoms to quench one's thirst, not trying to swallow dates, taking vacations, trying to be sincere and trying to become useful.

I recommend myself, cuckoo and mussel compete, buy books and return pearls, be a good dragon, be a frightened bird, be arrogant, have a well-thought-out plan, get a needle with an iron pestle, get into the wood, be a blockbuster, be happy but not think about Shu, be a blockbuster, make a fool of yourself, act according to the picture, go its own way, talk through hearsay, be fearless and lose both sides.

I am in a hurry, safe and sound, with mixed feelings, living and working in peace and contentment, obedient, nervous, weak outside, miserable, useless, falling apart, reviving, inseparable, colluding with others, plundering, retreating, like fire, encirclement, and insatiable greed, like tea.

Openness, joy, courage, everything is ready, cut through thorns, be down-to-earth, come naturally, be prepared for danger in times of peace, shine on you, be a drop in the ocean, steal a clock, stay at home, break your word, want to hide many birds, live up to your reputation, wear a hundred paces, come in handy, look at the ocean and sigh, and flow under the bridge, easy.