Four-word idioms for civilized propaganda

1. Civilized four-character idioms are polite.

Je T'aime, Je T'aime

Explain Binbin: The original intention is the appearance of both literature and quality, and the later description is elegant. Describe a personable and polite manner.

Source: Preface to Historical Records Taishi Gongxu: "Uncle and grandson are well-versed in etiquette, and the text is slightly advanced."

The structure is formal.

Usage describes that people are polite. Generally used as predicate, adverbial and complement.

Zheng Yinbin; It can't be pronounced "shān".

Distinguish from each other; Can't write "mountain"

Synonyms are tenderness, natural and graceful, gentleness.

Antonyms are full of ugliness, arrogance and rudeness.

~ and "tenderness" and "gentleness"; It can be described as gentle. But ~ it is important to be polite to people; "Gentle" and "gentle" not only describe people's elegant manners; And it can describe the temperament of doing things; "Gentle and honest" can also describe people who are not bold and provocative.

Example: service attitude of tour guide ~; It has been well received by Chinese and foreign tourists.

2. What are the four words about "stressing civilization"? They are empty seats, benevolent people love, filial piety to parents, respect for the elderly and love for the young, and self-confidence.

1: Idiom: Waiting for Pronunciation: [xxyǐ dà i]

Interpretation: A Chinese word, which means to wait for someone with an empty position, or to recruit talents with favorable treatment.

2. Idiom: The benevolent loves others. Pronunciation: [rén zhàI ren]

Interpretation: the benevolent is a person full of love and love; Benevolent people are people with great wisdom, charisma and kindness.

3. Idiom: father's kindness and filial piety pronunciation: [fü cí z ǐ xià o]

Interpretation: father: refers to parents; Son: Son. Parents are kind to their children, and children are filial to their parents.

4. Idiom: Respect the old and love the young. Pronunciation: [z ū n l m 4 o à i y u]

Interpretation: Describe a person's good moral character.

5. Idiom: heart-to-heart pronunciation: [tuxnzhù fù]

Interpretation: Give your sincere heart to others. Metaphor is sincere to others.