我知道懂得些成语是很有好处的。它可以使你变得学识渊博,它可以使你的语言变得言简意赅等等,益处不胜枚举。不过我一直在想,若我们按发展的观点来看问题,那么很多成语到现在已被时代赋予了新的含义。盲人摸象: 有三个盲人想知道大象长什么样子,有人牵来一头象让他们摸,第一个盲人摸到了大象的耳朵,于是说大象像扇子;第二个人立刻反驳道:不对,大象应该像绳子!他摸到的是尾巴;摸到腿的第 I know that it is good to know some idioms. It can make you more knowledgeable, it can make your language more concise, etc. The benefits are numerous. However, I have been thinking that if we look at problems from the perspective of development, many idioms have now been given new meanings by the times. Blind people feel like elephants: Three blind people want to know what the elephant looks like. Someone brings an elephant to touch them. The first blind person touches the elephant’s ear and says that the elephant looks like a fan; the second person immediately retorts: No, big. The elephant should be like a rope! He touches his tail; he touches his legs.