Slogan: slide carefully.

Preparations for the 2020 Winter Olympics are in full swing, which is also a great event for China people! I am introducing students one by one without thinking.

... some people are practicing skating crazily ... "skating" and "ice" I know. What do you mean by "ice" and "slippery" in "iced coffee"? Andre asked. Then I had a brainwave and found a slogan on the Internet. I saw the words "be careful to slip" printed in my eyes. He read slowly: "Xi m:oxρn de Huá". Ha ha ha ha, that sounds right! I smiled and explained. ....

He laughed when he understood it, and then it was interesting to speak Chinese. Then another question came, "Teacher, I understand' slippery' as three points on the left, but what is the word on the right?" At this moment, a picture pops up in my mind-a bone in the biology laboratory. I tried to draw bones, but my ability was limited. Finally, I had to use the Internet. The shape of the word "bone" is fixed, but students don't understand the relationship between the word "bone" and the word "slippery". It's not next to the sound, but it's obvious The meaning must be related, right? Hehehe, it's time to show my skill-a long time ago, a man slipped in the rain and died because of limited medical technology, and then he was buried and soon turned into a pile of bones.

Hee hee hee, I couldn't help laughing when I finished, and he smiled, too. You may have a problem: your explanation is more difficult than the word itself. Can students understand it? Guess how I did it. :)