naivete

naivete

Naivete, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ti à nzh à NL à nm à n, which means that people are simple, frank and natural. It is also used to refer to teenagers or children who are simple, lively and lovely, without affectation and hypocrisy. From the painting of Gao Ma's children.

Analysis of Idioms

Innocent, lively and lovely

The origin of Idioms

Song Gong Kai's painting of Gao Ma's children: "this son and this horse are pitiful, and the horse's three teeth are not crowned. He is innocent and good at appearance, but he is well dressed. "

Idiom usage

It can be used as predicate, attributive, adverbial and to describe children. His temperament is so innocent and honest. Zou Taofen's another experience of "brother in need"

Idioms and allusions

At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, a painter surnamed Zheng took part in the examination of erudite Ci as a student. Later, the northern Mongolian nobles invaded the south, and he wrote to the court for resistance, but it was not adopted. After the fall of the Southern Song Dynasty, he changed his name to "Sixiao". It turns out that in the Song Dynasty, the surname Zhao played the leading role in the world, and "Xiao" was Zhao's sidekick. The painter said that he would always miss the Southern Song Dynasty and lived in seclusion in a temple in Suzhou. Zheng Sixiao hung a large plaque in his apartment, on which he wrote the four words "Ben Xue world" in his own handwriting: originally, "Ben" was composed of "Da" and "Shi". If the "Shi" was placed in the middle of "Xue", it would be "song" and "Da" would be "Da song". It shows that he still lives in the territory of the "great Song Dynasty". Once, he drew two volumes of Mulan, five inches high and more than ten feet long. The ink orchid in the painting is naturally groundless. He also wrote eight words on the painting: "pure gentleman, no villain." After appreciating the painting, everyone was full of praise and praised it as pure, natural and full of vitality.