⑴ Please write a slogan for the Chinese Idiom Conference

Carry forward Chinese traditional culture; improve language expression.

⑵ Advertising slogans about idioms

1. Overwhelming, skylight lamps.

——Tianguang Lamps Advertisement

2. Deere brand high-end travel shoes—bon voyage with you.

——Deere travel shoe advertisement

3. Soaring in the clouds and mists, having fun in something.

——British Qile brand shoe advertisement

4. Power outage for 24 hours! Still as cold as ice...

——Shanghai Aerospace Refrigerator Advertisement

5. The burden of work becomes a breeze.

——Wang An Computer Advertising

6. Embark on a light ride and you will be successful.

——××Motorcycle Advertisement

7. There must be a road before the car reaches the mountain, and if there is a road, there must be a Toyota car.

——Sales advertisement of Japanese Toyota Motor Company in China

8. The rhyme evokes mountains and flowing water, chasing white snow and bright spring.

——××Music Instrument Store Advertisement

Example ① uses the idiom "overwhelming"; example ② uses the idiom "bon voyage"; example ③ uses the idiom "flying into the clouds and driving the fog" "; the idioms used in example ④ are "as cold as ice"; the idioms used in examples ⑤⑥⑦ are "easy to do", "success in a hurry", "there must be a road before the car reaches the mountain", "mountains and flowing water"

⑶ Idiom Contest Slogan

Dying xíngjiāngjiùmù

[Explanation] It means that a person's life span is not long; he is about to enter a coffin. About to: soon; wood: coffin.

[Quote] Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty wrote in "A Letter to the Prime Minister Liu Liu": "I am sixty-one this year; I am attacked by a declining disease; I am about to die."

[Authentic pronunciation] OK; cannot be read as " hánɡ"; will; cannot be pronounced as "jiànɡ".

[Shape identification] Wood; cannot be written as "eye".

[Synonym] Dead wood, decayed tree, dying

[Antonym] Thriving, prosperous

[Usage] Used in a derogatory sense. It is often used to refer to people who are approaching death from illness or old age. Generally used as predicate and attributive.

[Structure] Formal.

[Example]

①Imperialism and all reactionaries~; their days of tyranny are numbered.

②Although I am nearly eighty years old, I still want to do my part for the modernization of the motherland.

⑷ Please create a slogan that uses idioms rationally

Pretentious words

yǎo wén jiáo zì

Explanation, description, excessive consideration of words. They often stick to the words without paying attention to the spiritual essence.

Sourced from the fourth chapter of "Killing Dogs and Convincing Husbands" by Anonymous Yuan Dynasty: "Hey, you can't help but keep talking about words."

Structural conjunction.

Usage mostly refers to picking out words; not understanding the overall idea of ??the article. It also refers to speaking too carefully in public; it is ironic. Generally used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial.

The correct sound is chew; it cannot be pronounced as "jué".

Chew according to its shape; it cannot be written as "jue".

Synonyms: consider every word and sentence carefully

Antonyms: glance at the flowers in a flash, write without adding any points

Analyze ~ and "consider every word and sentence carefully" both have the meaning of "carefully consider the words and sentences" mean. However, the focus is on "excessive consideration of words or picking out words; sarcasm, hanging on to words unnecessarily; not understanding the essence. Or showing off one's knowledge when speaking in public; "thinking over every word" means carefully considering every word; use It is used to praise people for their cautious attitude in speaking and writing.

Example: We should correctly understand the meaning of the text; never ~.

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⑹ The slogan of "I love idioms" requires that there must be an idiom

Opening the book is beneficial

kālai

juàn

yǒu

yì

Explanation source: open book: open a book, referring to reading; benefit: benefit. There are always benefits to reading.

Source from Tao Qian of Jin Dynasty's "Yu Ziyan and other books": "When you open the book and gain something, you will happily forget to eat."

Structure subject-predicate form.

The usage is generally used to refer to reading books with healthy content; it will be beneficial. Generally used as object, attributive, and clause.

Zhengyin volume; cannot be read as "juǎn".

Distinguish the shape of the scroll; it cannot be written as "coupon".

Synonyms: Reading is useless

Antonyms: Reading is useless

The sentence ~ is correct; we have always advocated reading more; reading good books.

⑺ How to write slogans

1. Refine verbs, adjectives, etc.

To make the language concise and expressive, you must pay attention to verbs, adjectives, etc. Exercise? If you draft an advertising slogan for "burden reduction", it can be "It is imperative to promote quality education, and it is urgent to reduce the burden on students." In this advertising slogan, the verb "promote"? "reduce", and the idiom "potential" The use of "must do it" and "without delay" reveals the urgency of the current transition from exam-oriented education to quality education?

2. Skillful use of rhetorical techniques

Skillful use of rhetorical techniques can help Transform abstraction into concreteness, dullness into vividness, and decay into magic?

1 Metaphor? For example, the advertising slogan "A message to middle school students in the new century" reads, "In the new century, a flying dragon spreads its wings." "Phoenix" uses metaphorical rhetoric to arouse our beautiful reverie for the new century?

2 Dual? Or write an advertisement for the above content, you can "work hard to describe the beautiful present; struggle, "Weaving a brilliant future"? The upper and lower sentences have the same number of words, the same part of speech, and the contrast is more neat? Warning us about opportunities? Destiny only favors those who work hard? Only by working hard today can we have an extremely brilliant tomorrow?

3 Personification ?If the TV station were to open a "middle school student channel", could you please write an advertising slogan for it? Someone wrote: "Middle school student channel, impeccable tutors? It is indispensable for students to become talented, and parents will agree after reading it?" Middle school students are a huge group, but there are few TV channels dedicated to solving their problems. Facing an important juncture in life, students are at a loss and their parents are worried? This slogan expresses their voices?

4 Repetition? The role of repetition is to emphasize a certain meaning and deepen a certain feeling. For example, the slogan of "Burden Reduction for Middle School Students" is "'Load reduction' is good, the schoolbag on the back becomes lighter, the students' brains become alive, and the future of the motherland "Light up"? The repetition of three "... get up" makes people feel more relaxed as they read, and their hearts become brighter and brighter. Why not clap and praise "reducing the burden"?

Three? Strive to be subtle and humorous

The implicit language is thought-provoking, such as chewing olives; the humorous language can make the article lively and not dull? For example, the slogan of "Protecting the Environment" is "Please don't let carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, and sulfur dioxide cause harm." "The ghost of human beings is floating on the street"? Environmental protection is a topic of concern to all mankind. This sentence implicitly shows that toxic gases cannot be emitted at will?

Four? Pay attention to the beauty of phonology

To use The language and text of short compositions such as advertising slogans have a propaganda effect. The use of repeated words? Paying attention to rhyme is a better method?

1. The use of repeated words? Such as "diligently" "Exercise your body diligently and lead to success easily"? Life lies in exercise. Only by exercising diligently can you have a healthy body and achieve academic success? The overlapping of "diligently" and "easily" makes people happy. Memorize it and never forget it?

2 Pay attention to rhyme? For example, the advertising slogan of "Message to Middle School Students in the New Century" is "Beautiful buds bloom in the new era, and sweet fruits are shared in the new century." In the advertisement, " The words "put" and "enjoy" rhyme with "ang"?

Five? "Introduce the old and bring out the new"

The "introducing the old and bring out the new" here refers to imitating ancient poems, sayings, famous sayings, aphorisms, etc. Turn out a new sentence? These "Chen" words have concise language and strong expressiveness. When used, they can play the role of one against ten? For example, the advertising slogan for "burden reduction" can be "Suddenly hearing that one night's burden reduction' is coming, thousands of teachers will be born." "Happy and happy"? This sentence imitates the poem of the Tang Dynasty poet Cen Shen, "Suddenly a spring breeze comes overnight, and thousands of pear blossoms bloom on the trees." It describes the joy of teachers and students under examination-oriented education after implementing "burden reduction"?

Six? Absorb advertising slogans

Most advertisements are expressive, and the slogans are well known to women and children. It is best to apply them to a short composition that solves the problem of "one-sentence advertising slogans" Isn’t that enough? For example, write a slogan for the school’s “Qidian” literary club: “In literature, there is no best in Qidian? In literature in Qidian, there is only better?” Here, from Aucma’s advertisement, “There is no best, only better.”

Evolved? Enterprises must pursue a never-ending enterprising spirit, so why not be the same in the path of literature?

⑻ Promotional slogan of the Idiom Poetry Conference

Unparalleled in the world

tiān xià wú shuāng

[Explanation] There is no second one in the world. Describe outstanding and unique.

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[Usage] Subject-predicate form; used as predicate and attributive; with a complimentary meaning

⑼ Promo slogan for the collection of idioms

There is no limit to learning

xué hǎi wú yá

Interpretation of the sea of ??knowledge: knowledge. The ocean of knowledge is boundless.

Source: Zhang Dai's "Small Preface" of Ming Dynasty: "The sea of ??learning is boundless, and the book bag has no bottom. How can one read all the books in the world."

The subject-predicate form of the structure.

Usage applies to people. It is often used to describe the vastness of knowledge; one can never finish learning. Generally used as a clause.

Zhengyinya; cannot be pronounced as "wā".

Distinguish the shape; cannot write "Ya".

Synonyms: There is no end to learning, and there is no limit to knowledge

Antonyms: No learning, no skills

Example: There are roads in the mountain of books, and hard work is the path; ~ Hard work makes the boat.

⑽ Promotional slogans for idiom practice activities

Industry is better than diligence

yè jīng yú qín

Explanation of industry: study; excellence: Proficient; Yu: in; Qin: diligent. Academic proficiency comes from hard work.

Source from "Jinxuejie" written by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty: "Proficiency comes from hard work, and waste comes from play; success comes from thinking, and failure comes from following."

Structure subject-predicate form.

Usage: To describe academic proficiency as due to diligence. Generally used as predicate and attributive.

The correct pronunciation is yu; it cannot be pronounced as "yǔ".

The shape is determined by; it cannot be written as "yu".

Synonyms: diligent, studious, tireless

Antonyms: hard-working, lazy

Example: A common experience among self-taught people is ~.

English translation have a good mand of through diligent study

Idiom story During the Tang Dynasty, the writer Han Yu offended the emperor because he dared to directly remonstrate, and was demoted to Chaozhou to be the governor. Later, he was transferred back to Beijing to serve as a doctor of the Imperial College. After he took office, he taught students to remember that "the best in work comes from hard work, and the most wasteful work comes from play; success comes from thinking, and failure comes from casualness." Students used his experience to refute him. He used the examples of Sima Qian and Qu Yuan to educate them.