今日成语分享：横空出世
一、成语解释横空出世（héng kōng chū shì）横空：横越天空，形容气势磅礴、铺天盖地。出世：出现在世间。整体释义：形容人或事物突然出现，气势非凡，令人瞩目。多用来形容具有重大影响力的人物、作品、科技成果等以惊人的姿态登上历史舞台。
河北鸡泽：成语“活”起来文化“润”心田
近日，河北省鸡泽县“品味成语 爱我邯郸 爱我鸡泽”成语故事演讲比赛决赛在该县第二实验小学举行。来自全县各中小学的85名学生带来15个节目同台竞讲，将课本里的成语搬上舞台。决赛现场，选手们围绕邯郸成语典故展开讲述。
看图猜成语（883）：比喻坏人登上政治舞台
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文质彬彬·每日好词语｜情发于声
情发于声当人们受到外界事物的触发，情感在心里激荡，就会用诗歌表现这种情感并用一定的音乐旋律咏唱出来。见于《毛诗序》。这是中国古代关于诗歌起源的一种说法，与《尚书》中的“诗言志”大体接近且一脉相承。
邯郸方特，国内独一份的成语乐园，把课本里的典故玩活了
很多人去方特，印象里都是过山车、烟花大巡游。但邯郸这座方特不一样，全名国色春秋，是国内第一座主打成语文化的主题乐园，扎根邯郸这座成语典故之都，女娲补天、黄粱一梦、孟姜女，课本上的故事，全部变成沉浸式的光影体验，石家庄、邢台、安阳周边，周末一日游首选就是这里抖音百科。
文质彬彬·每日好词语｜情发于声
When feelings surge up in people's hearts due to inspiration from external objects， they will find expression in poetry and music. This is stated in “Introductions to Mao's Version of The Book of Songs，” echoing the idea that “poetry expresses aspirations” documented in The Book of History. In pre-Qin China， poetry， music and dance were all closely linked together， even merged into one. This idea reflected the special features of that era. Later， poetry became an independent art of language， divorced from music and dance. Thus， the idea took leave from the literary scene.大凡人之感于事，则必动于情，然后兴于嗟叹，发于吟咏，而形于歌诗矣。
睡前故事，成语《光彩夺目》
《光彩夺目的萤火虫》夏天的夜晚，微风轻轻地吹着，像妈妈温柔的手抚摸着脸颊。在茂密的大森林里，一棵老橡树的树洞里，住着一只名叫点点的小萤火虫。点点是一只非常努力的萤火虫。每天傍晚，当其他小伙伴都在草丛里追逐嬉戏、玩捉迷藏的时候，点点却总是独自躲在树叶后面，拼命地练习发光。
文质彬彬·每日好词语｜情发于声
When feelings surge up in people's hearts due to inspiration from external objects， they will find expression in poetry and music. This is stated in “Introductions to Mao's Version of The Book of Songs，” echoing the idea that “poetry expresses aspirations” documented in The Book of History. In pre-Qin China， poetry， music and dance were all closely linked together， even merged into one. This idea reflected the special features of that era. Later， poetry became an independent art of language， divorced from music and dance. Thus， the idea took leave from the literary scene.大凡人之感于事，则必动于情，然后兴于嗟叹，发于吟咏，而形于歌诗矣。