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有很多成语,由于使用者搞不清楚其出处,因而被用错了地方。下面就举一个这样的例子:花荣是梁山最优秀的人才之一,给人的感觉如品香茶,如沐春风。但他被宋江洗脑,心甘情愿追随宋江,把自己的命运与一个悲剧人物紧紧相连,因此难逃悲剧结局。(摘自2014年10月30日《齐鲁晚报》“青未了”专栏《花荣为什么要射死晁盖》)其中的“如沐春风”这个成语,就用错了地方。这个成语的出处,来自宋代著名学者朱熹的《伊洛渊源录》卷四,其中讲宋朝学者程颢的弟子朱光庭在听老师讲课的一月之内,听得津津有味,如痴如
There are many idioms, which are used in the wrong place because users are not clear about where they came from. Here is an example of this: Huarong is Liangshan one of the best talent, giving the impression that such as tea, such as spring breeze. However, he was brainwashed by Song Jiang, willing to follow Song Jiang, his own destiny and a tragedy closely linked, it is impossible to escape the tragedy. (From the Qilu Evening News on October 30, 2014, “Qing Wei did not” column “Huarong Why shoot Chao Gai”) “The Mu Spring Wind,” the idiom, use the wrong place. The origins of this idiom come from Volume IV of the Irohual Records of Zhu Xi, a well-known scholar in the Song Dynasty, in which Zhu Guangting, a disciple of the Song Dynasty scholar Cheng Yong, listened to the taste and demeanor in January