Killing Loongson (pinyin: shā zhjio z ǐ) is an idiom, which originated from Han Fei's "Han Fei Zi Wai Chu Shuo Zuo Zuo" in the pre-Qin period. Killing godchildren (pigs) refers to Ceng Zi killing pigs to educate children. It means that parents keep their promises and teach their children honesty. Linkage structure; Generally used as a predicate in sentences.

Moral of idioms: How to educate their children well and cultivate good moral quality from childhood is a problem that every parent is seriously thinking and exploring. A child is like a blank sheet of paper, on which you can draw all kinds of pictures, beautiful or ugly, pure or dirty.

As parents, the usual words and deeds play a subtle role in the healthy growth of children and the formation of good moral character. Honesty is a virtue and should be an important part of children's moral education. People, some parents often talk and laugh, just like Ceng Zi's wife, inadvertently let their children get some bad habits and habits.

Ceng Zi's practice of educating children is worth learning. He believes that educating children not to lie must start with parents not to lie. So I will kill pigs to teach my son. Ceng Zi's educational thought and the spirit of matching words with deeds are very valuable.

The significance of learning idioms:

Idioms are an important part of China traditional culture and the core of China language and culture. Learning idioms not only helps us to master the traditional culture of China, but also helps us to use the language more accurately, flexibly, vividly and richly, and can effectively express the rich meanings of limited words.

2. Language is a tool to express ideas. Only by mastering the language can we express our thoughts accurately and flexibly and communicate with others better. The accurate, flexible and vivid expression of idioms can make the ideas expressed more profound and concise, express our own ideas more accurately and make our language expression more powerful.