台湾,最近流传一个和成语有关的故事——罄竹难书成语“罄竹难书”是贬义词,意思是指罪行多得说不尽、写不完。最近被台湾风起云涌的“倒扁运动”搞得心神不宁的陈水扁,到沙滩当志愿者,捡垃圾。临走前演讲：台湾志愿者对社会的贡献真是“罄竹难书”!陈水扁用错成语的故事,立即成为人们的笑柄。台湾百姓说,陈水扁自2000年上台以来对台湾的“贪腐”才是“罄竹难书”。 In Taiwan, there has recently been a story related to idioms. The idiom “罄竹难书” is a derogatory term. It means that there are too many indefinite crimes to write. Taiwan’s Chen Shui-bian, who had been perturbed by the “collapse of the flat movement” that has been surging in Taiwan, volunteered to the beach to pick up rubbish. Before leaving, the speech: The contribution of Taiwan volunteers to the society is really a “difficult to read!” The story of Chen Shui-bian using the wrong idiom immediately became a laughing stock. The people of Taiwan stated that Chen Shui-bian’s “corruption” against Taiwan since he took office in 2000 is “a difficult book.”