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中国的成语,大多以蕴含其中的睿智与幽默启迪世人。但是,对它的理解,有时也不能太死心眼。拿“焚琴煮鹤”这个成语来说吧,从字面上讲,是指某些人把琴当作柴草烧来煮白鹤。你若认死理硬抬杠,一定會说,把珍贵的琴劈了当柴烧,把美丽的鹤宰了当鸡吃,世上哪有这等蠢人!其实,明眼人一看便知,“焚琴煮鹤”是讽刺某些人不按客观规律办事,结果把美好的东西给糟踏了。也许从古至今焚琴煮鹤的人压根儿就没出现过,但类似“焚琴煮鹤”的做法却并不鲜见。举例为证:某县一乡镇企业的厂长,懂技术,善经营,会管
Chinese idioms, most of which implies wisdom and humor to inspire the world. However, its understanding, sometimes can not be too jealous. Take “idiot cooking crane” as an idiom, literally speaking, that some people use the harp as a firewood to cook a crane. If you think of harping the bar, you are bound to say that you should have precious piano splitting firewood, and beautiful cranes slaughtered when the chicken is eaten. There are actually such fools in the world! In fact, Crane “is ironic that some people do not act according to objective laws and as a result, they spoil beautiful things. Perhaps since ancient times, people burning incense and cranes have never been seen before, but it is not uncommon to find ”cramming their cranes". For example: a county director of a township enterprises, understand technology, good management, will control