The idiom is not very difficult, let alone Zhao Honglei, not to mention that he also encountered this idiom in the last idiom competition, so now he remembers it vividly, and soon wrote the correct answer on the answer board.

"The sixth idiom, Mu Monkey and Crown!

It means that the monkey puts on human clothes and pretends to be human, but it is not a real person after all, and the metaphor is false and like a puppet. It is often used to satirize people who have taken refuge in evil forces and steal power.

From "Historical Records * Xiang Yu Benji": "People say that Chu people are crowned by monkeys, and sure enough." ’

Please answer the questions of Huang Xiaoxia. ”

The difficulty of this idiom is moderate, and it is also a more commonly used idiom, so this idiom is not difficult for Huang Xiaoxia, and he quickly wrote the correct answer on the answer board and clicked submit.

The three teachers on the judges' bench lit up the green light one after another, and the first round of the competition ended, and among the six people, except for Liu Xia in the No. 2 ring, who was unfortunately eliminated, the remaining five people all advanced.

"Let's start the second round." The host teacher announced, and at the same time looked at Xiaobao.

Xiaobao took a deep breath, calmed down, pricked up two little ears, and waited for the host's description.

"The seventh idiom, sit in the well and watch the sky!

It means sitting at the bottom of the well and looking at the sky, which is a metaphor for having little knowledge and small vision.

From the Tang Dynasty poet Han Yu's "Yuan Dao": "Sitting in a well and watching the sky, it is said that the sky is small, and the sky is not small." ’

Please answer the questions of Wang Xiaobao. ”

Hearing the idiom of sitting in a well and watching the sky, Xiaobao almost laughed out loud. This idiom is simply too simple, I'm afraid that a three-year-old child can answer it correctly, Xiaobao quickly wrote the answer on the answer board. clicked submit, and the three judges and teachers all passed without a doubt.

"The eighth idiom, rushing!

It means to run over in flocks like ducks. It is a metaphor for many people rushing to get there.

From the twenty-seventh chapter of "The Flower of the Sea of Evil" by the Qing Dynasty literati Zeng Pu: 'Which official outside Beijing does not rush to it! ’

Please answer the questions. ”

When Fang Haotian heard this idiom, his heart jumped, obviously a little surprised, and he seemed to ignore this idiom in his knowledge reserve. A little confused, he looked at the host teacher, and asked awkwardly, "Can the teacher explain again?" ”

"To rush means to run like ducks in flocks. It is a metaphor for many people rushing to get there.

From the twenty-seventh chapter of the Qing Dynasty literati Zeng Pu's "Flower of the Sea of Evil": "Officials outside Beijing. The one that doesn't rush to it! ’

Synonyms are: like flies chasing stink, like ants attaching to the body, do you hear clearly? The host teacher reexplained and asked.

Fang Haotian nodded, but. There is still no answer in my heart. I wrote a few strokes on the answer board, but I canceled it, revised it back and forth a few times, and finally pouted helplessly and submitted the answer.

Obviously, Fang Haotian didn't understand the meaning of the idiom "rush", which refers to a wild duck that can fly, if he knew this. This idiom is not impossible to write, it is obvious that his usual vocabulary accumulation is not enough. I mistakenly wrote the word "crane" as "fog" for "rain and fog".

Fang Haotian submitted the answer, but as he expected, he was rejected by the red light of the judges, and unfortunately he was eliminated.

"It's a pity that Fang Haotian answered incorrectly, please get out." The host teacher said indifferently.

Watching Fang Haotian leave with a sigh, the mood of the remaining four people became more and more nervous.

"The ninth idiom, peace and security!

It means to get along with each other, as usual, and not feel that there is anything inappropriate.

From the Qing Dynasty literati Fan Yin's "Yue Yan. P.S. On Falling into Poverty": "Greed and desire to escape from hard work, shame and habit of obscenity, willing to live under people, and peace and security." ’

Synonyms include calm, calm, indifferent, etc......

Please answer Liu Fangfei. ”

The difficulty of this idiom is still relatively large, and the correct answer rate of peers is less than five percent, but fortunately, Liu Fangfei usually does enough homework, and this idiom has been seen a few times in the assault preparation the day before, so now when I hear this idiom, this idiom immediately flashed in my mind, and the little hand lifted the magnetic pen, and quickly wrote the correct answer on the answer board, and clicked submit.

One of the three judges happened to be Liu Fangfei's homeroom teacher, and when she saw Liu Fangfei answering correctly so quickly, she nodded approvingly and pressed the green light symbolizing the passage.

Liu Fangfei smiled knowingly, confidently straightened her chest, and had a little more confidence in her eyes.

"The tenth idiom, the rat bogey.

It means that you want to hit a mouse with something, but you are afraid of damaging the utensils nearby. The metaphor is that you have scruples about doing things and don't dare to let go of it.

From the Book of Han. Jia Yi's Biography": 'Li proverb says: 'If you want to throw a mouse and avoid a weapon', this good message is also. ’

Synonyms include timidity, looking ahead and looking backwards.

Please answer the questions of Zhao Honglei. ”

After Zhao Honglei listened to this idiom, he smiled easily, this idiom is not difficult for him, he has reviewed it before, and he easily wrote the correct answer and clicked submit.

And successfully passed the review of the three judges.

"The eleventh idiom, go to the horse Zhangtai!

Originally, it referred to riding a horse through Zhangtai. The latter refers to dabbling in brothels.

From the Book of Han. Zhang Chang's Biography": "However, if there is no prestige, the court will be dismissed, and the Mazhangtai Street will be crossed, so that the imperial officials will drive them, and they will be able to pull the horses in front of them." ’

Please answer the questions of Huang Xiaoxia. ”

Hearing the idiom of Zouma Zhangtai, Huang Xiaoxia was stunned for a moment, although she has a lot of vocabulary reserves, but the idiom of Zouma Zhangtai was really missed, when she heard this idiom, Huang Xiaoxia's head was a little cloudy and a little overwhelmed.

And the experience of participating in the competition many times made her quickly calm down, although this idiom has not been seen, but, the literal meaning is very easy to understand, according to the explanation of the host teacher just now, walking a horse refers to riding a horse, then the first two words are very well determined, as long as you write the last two words correctly, this idiom can be answered correctly.

When Huang Xiaoxia racked his brains to think, Xiaobao also wrote this idiom in private. He had the same idea as Huang Xiaoxia, but he was one step faster than Huang Xiaoxia. Because Xiaobao clearly remembers that when he was studying Han Dynasty culture in the classical literature class, Xiaobao had heard Wu Han say that Zhangtai was the most prosperous street market on Chang'an Avenue at that time, roughly equivalent to Wangfujing in Kyoto today, so Xiaobao guessed. The word Zhangtai in Zhangtai should refer to Zhangtai Street.

However, at this time, Huang Xiaoxia also wrote the answer "Walking Horse Zhangtai". Although I wasn't sure, I clicked submit.

Obviously, the teacher who asked the question also knew that this idiom was very difficult. The difficulty lies in the two words Zhangtai. If you haven't been exposed to this idiom before, and you don't have a deep cultural heritage, you basically can't answer it.

After Huang Xiaoxia gave the answer, she looked at the three judges and teachers in the audience with a nervous mood, and her heartbeat couldn't help but speed up. I'm afraid I won't even be able to enter the top three, this is a reality that Huang Xiaoxia doesn't want to accept no matter what.

After waiting for a while. A judge teacher picked up the microphone and said: "This idiom is relatively difficult, it has greatly exceeded the scope of primary school students, Zhangtai refers to Zhangtai Street in Chang'an City during the Han Dynasty, which was the more prosperous place for singers to live in at that time, and later referred to brothels, the difficulty of this idiom is that it is difficult to be in the word Zhangtai, however, Huang Xiaoxia answered very correctly, congratulations, you answered correctly." ”

Hearing the judges' explanation, Huang Xiaoxia finally rubbed her chest with relief, feeling a kind of luck for the rest of her life.

After two rounds of competition, there were only four people left in the ring, namely Wang Xiaobao in Ring 1, Liu Fangfei in Ring 4, Zhao Honglei in Ring 5 and Huang Xiaoxia in Ring 6.

And at this time, everyone's eyes seemed to be focused on Wang Xiaobao, this seemingly unattractive junior brother actually survived two rounds of competition, which seemed to have greatly exceeded everyone's expectations, and even more surprised Xiaobao's homeroom teacher Yu Fugui, "This kid is quite good-looking!" ”

"Let's start the third round." After a short break, the host rang the table again.

Xiaobao also recovered immediately, and looked at the host teacher intently.

"The twelfth idiom, fly camp dog gou!

It means that in pursuit of fame and fortune, he will do whatever it takes, flying around like a fly, and being shameless like a dog.

From the great poet Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty's "Sending the Poor": "Fly camp dogs, drive away and return." ’

Contrary to the meaning of the fair.

Please answer the questions of Wang Xiaobao. ”

Hearing this idiom, the other three players in the ring couldn't help but look at Xiaobao, this does not mean that this idiom is difficult, the difficulty can only be regarded as medium to high, but, this is quite difficult for Xiaobao's age of primary school brothers, although he has survived two rounds of competition before, but, I have to say, his luck in the first two rounds is really good, and even a little too good, whether it is "putting the cart before the horse" or "sitting in the well and watching the sky", it is not a difficult idiom, he can answer correctly, and it is completely reasonable.

However, the difficulty of "Fly Camp Gougou" is significantly higher than the first two, and the correct answer rate of peers is less than 5%, which is tantamount to a big challenge for Xiaobao.

The three of them all pinched a cold sweat on Xiaobao, of course, as a preschool junior brother, it is already quite good to be able to hold on to this link, even if you can't answer, there is nothing to be ashamed of, so the three of them looked at Xiaobao calmly, without the slightest contempt.

Xiaobao took a deep breath, and the picture of the idiom "fly camp dog Gou" on the idiom dictionary quickly appeared in his mind, because Ji Ran bought him a children's version of the idiom dictionary as early as Xiaobao when he was four years old, and each idiom was accompanied by a cartoon cartoon, which is convenient for children to remember, so, when Xiaobao first read this idiom, he saw a small fly and a puppy with a tail between the comics, and there was a lump of poop on the ground, so the memory is very deep, and now I hear this idiom, The idiom "Fly Camp Dog Gou" naturally appeared in my head.

did not hesitate, and wrote the four words "fly camp dog gou" on the answer board in a dignified manner, and clicked submit.

Seeing the answer given by Xiaobao, the three judges couldn't help but be a little surprised, a six-and-a-half-year-old child could even write such a difficult idiom? Or did someone give him a pre-existing question?

Of course, this is just a guess, and the three judges have no conclusive evidence, so they can only wait for the next competition to see how he performs.

After Xiaobao passed, the remaining three players couldn't help but be a little nervous, especially Liu Fangfei, after experiencing the fate of Liu Xia and Fang Haotian being eliminated one after another, it is very likely that the next one to be eliminated is herself, so Liu Fangfei looked extremely nervous, and her hand holding the magnetic pen trembled slightly. (To be continued......)