Anecdotes

Anecdotes

Anecdotes (Y ì sh ì y í w é n): Stories and legends little known to the world. Not seen in official records. From Liu Shipei's the relationship between Lun Shuo Bu and literature.

Idiom explanation

Anecdotes of Idioms

Pronunciation y ì sh ì y í w é n

Explain stories and legends that the world doesn't know much about. Not seen in official records.

Idioms and allusions

The source of Liu Shipei's "the relationship between Lun Shuo Bu and literature": "therefore, a single word only has meaning, anecdotes and anecdotes, and the salty pen is used in the book, so as to spread for a long time."

In Yao Hua's a spoon of quhai, a history of parallel prose, it is said that "in the Tang and Song Dynasties, the body is rich, the barnyard grass is the mountain, and the saying is the sea. Anecdotes and anecdotes have been written in various ways."

Analysis of Idioms

Use as subject, object, attribute; refer to unofficial history

Idiom: Wen, can not be read as "W è n". Idioms distinguish form: anecdote, can't write "meaning".