An explanation of the meaning of rumors

Gu Yan is an idiom, which means to talk casually and not take it seriously.

First, the source of idioms

To put it bluntly, the source is: "Zhuangzi's Theory of Everything": "Taste is a female rhyme; The woman listens to it. " The meaning of this passage is that Zhuangzi believes that people should look at life with a "nonsense, blind listening" attitude, that is, not too serious, not too indulgent, but with a detached attitude to look at the ups and downs of life.

Therefore, the idiom "gossip" means that everyone can talk casually and don't take it seriously. This idiom is often used to describe someone who speaks irresponsibly, or something that is not worth taking seriously. For example, "what he said, you can talk nonsense, don't take it too seriously."

Second, the use of idioms.

1, used as a predicate: "gossip" can be used to describe someone who is irresponsible or something that is not worth taking seriously. For example, "what he said, you can talk nonsense, don't take it too seriously."

2. Used as an attribute: you can use "gossip" to modify someone or something, indicating that this person or thing has the characteristics of casual talk. For example, "he has been talking nonsense, making it hard to believe him."

The significance of learning idioms:

First, increase the expression.

Idioms are unique expressions in Chinese. It is short and pithy, with profound meaning, which can vividly express rich meanings and make people understand it quickly in a short time. Learning idioms can help us better understand and use Chinese and improve our language expression ability.

Second, understand China culture.

Its idioms are an important part of China culture and contain rich historical and cultural connotations and wisdom. Learning idioms can help us understand the traditional culture of China and the thoughts, wisdom and aesthetic taste of the ancients.

Learning idioms can also help us improve our literary quality, appreciate classical Chinese and improve our writing level. In social situations, proper use of idioms can increase the interest and sense of humor of language and narrow the distance between people.

Third, understand social phenomena.

Learning idioms can also help us better understand and cope with social phenomena. Idioms come from life and reflect certain social phenomena and people's ideas. Learning idioms can help us better understand social phenomena and better deal with various problems in life.