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Idiom-31-Incessant writing
Duration >210  ·  Class Hours 31/100  ·  Teaching Materials《自编自选教材》  ·  Center for Language Education and Cooperation
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Center for Language Education and Cooperation
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Course Chapters
30/100
Idiom-30-Not feel ashamed to ask and learn from someone of lower status
188
31/100
Idiom-31-Incessant writing
210
32/100
Idiom-32-Clearly and obviously
198
27/100
Idiom-27-Unbelievable or incredible
205
28/100
Idiom-28-The Foolish Old Man who moved mountains
221
29/100
Idiom-29-Original and authentic
164
24/100
Idiom-24-Puzzling or inexplicable
177
25/100
Idiom-25-Keep pace with the times
169
26/100
Idiom-26-How can this be reasonable
158
21/100
Idiom-21-Varied cadence or rhythm
244
22/100
Idiom-22-Bully or intimidate others with arrogance
157
23/100
Idiom-23-Accepted through common practice
230
18/100
Idiom-18-When the water subsides, the rocks emerge
179
19/100
Idiom-19-Seas change into mulberry fields and mulberry fields into seas
169
20/100
Idiom-20-Complement each other
185
15/100
Idiom-15-Strive for excellence and constant improvement
185
16/100
Idiom-16-When in Rome, do as the Romans do
216
17/100
Idiom-17-The main culprit or mastermind
179
12/100
Idiom-12-Take care of everything
165
13/100
Idiom-13-Give up halfway
244
14/100
Idiom-14-Add frost to snow
179
9/100
Idiom-09-When the water rises, the boat floats high
201
10/100
Idiom-10-Speak fluently and coherently
204
11/100
Idiom-11-Seek truth from facts
198
1/100
Idiom-01-Have unique originality
184
2/100
Idiom-02-Harmony in diversity
170
3/100
Idiom-03-Haggle over price
179
4/100
Idiom-04-Touch a stone and turn it into gold
175
5/100
Idiom-05-The one who tied the bell on the tiger must untie it
164
6/100
Idiom-06-Worthy of the name
212
7/100
Idiom-07-Feel at ease and justified
185
8/100
Idiom-08-Be cautious and consistent with the beginning
180
Teacher
Center for Language Education and Cooperation
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Introduction to the Course

本视频为中国成语故事系列的第31个视频，介绍了中国的成语笔耕不辍。成语释义：“笔耕”指伏案写作，“辍”意为停止，该成语形容人坚持写作、持之以恒，从不因任何缘由中断创作。 视频以课堂头脑风暴的形式展开，同学们围绕成语含义充分交流，纷纷提出自己的理解与看法。讨论中，有同学将写作类比为农耕，把手中的笔比作农人耕地的农具，并进一步辨析：成语中的“笔耕”指的是沉心深耕的深度创作，而非流于表面的流水账式记录。整场讨论由浅入深、充满巧思，既有对成语本义的清晰解读，又有贴合日常写作的思辨延伸，让观众在鲜活的交流氛围中读懂“笔耕不辍”的内涵，领会深耕与坚持的意义。

Introduction to the Course
Course Chapters

本视频为中国成语故事系列的第31个视频，介绍了中国的成语笔耕不辍。成语释义：“笔耕”指伏案写作，“辍”意为停止，该成语形容人坚持写作、持之以恒，从不因任何缘由中断创作。 视频以课堂头脑风暴的形式展开，同学们围绕成语含义充分交流，纷纷提出自己的理解与看法。讨论中，有同学将写作类比为农耕，把手中的笔比作农人耕地的农具，并进一步辨析：成语中的“笔耕”指的是沉心深耕的深度创作，而非流于表面的流水账式记录。整场讨论由浅入深、充满巧思，既有对成语本义的清晰解读，又有贴合日常写作的思辨延伸，让观众在鲜活的交流氛围中读懂“笔耕不辍”的内涵，领会深耕与坚持的意义。

30/100
Idiom-30-Not feel ashamed to ask and learn from someone of lower status
188
31/100
Idiom-31-Incessant writing
210
32/100
Idiom-32-Clearly and obviously
198
27/100
Idiom-27-Unbelievable or incredible
205
28/100
Idiom-28-The Foolish Old Man who moved mountains
221
29/100
Idiom-29-Original and authentic
164
24/100
Idiom-24-Puzzling or inexplicable
177
25/100
Idiom-25-Keep pace with the times
169
26/100
Idiom-26-How can this be reasonable
158
21/100
Idiom-21-Varied cadence or rhythm
244
22/100
Idiom-22-Bully or intimidate others with arrogance
157
23/100
Idiom-23-Accepted through common practice
230
18/100
Idiom-18-When the water subsides, the rocks emerge
179
19/100
Idiom-19-Seas change into mulberry fields and mulberry fields into seas
169
20/100
Idiom-20-Complement each other
185
15/100
Idiom-15-Strive for excellence and constant improvement
185
16/100
Idiom-16-When in Rome, do as the Romans do
216
17/100
Idiom-17-The main culprit or mastermind
179
12/100
Idiom-12-Take care of everything
165
13/100
Idiom-13-Give up halfway
244
14/100
Idiom-14-Add frost to snow
179
9/100
Idiom-09-When the water rises, the boat floats high
201
10/100
Idiom-10-Speak fluently and coherently
204
11/100
Idiom-11-Seek truth from facts
198
1/100
Idiom-01-Have unique originality
184
2/100
Idiom-02-Harmony in diversity
170
3/100
Idiom-03-Haggle over price
179
4/100
Idiom-04-Touch a stone and turn it into gold
175
5/100
Idiom-05-The one who tied the bell on the tiger must untie it
164
6/100
Idiom-06-Worthy of the name
212
7/100
Idiom-07-Feel at ease and justified
185
8/100
Idiom-08-Be cautious and consistent with the beginning
180
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