Describe idioms that have been passed down since ancient times.

Idioms handed down from ancient times to the present are: the same strain, handed down through the ages, immortal, enduring, timeless and handed down from generation to generation.

1, come down in one continuous line (yuá n yu ǐ n liú chá ng) describes that things keep the continuity of inheritance and development.

2.qiān gǔ liú chuán describes things or ideas that have lasted for thousands of years and spread widely.

3.Wà n Shi Li ú f ā ng describes the beautiful image and reputation of people or things, leaving an immortal reputation.

4. Endurance (jīngjiǔbxī) describes the state in which a particular tradition, custom or idea persists and spreads.

5. Yuá n Yunliú chá ng describes the development of things with a long history, deep roots and long history.

According to legend, the inheritance of a story, legend or character has been handed down for thousands of years.

7.yǒng Chuíbü describes a person's merits, achievements or works, which will not be forgotten for a long time and will remain forever.

8.dài dài xiāng chuán describes a tradition, skill, knowledge or wisdom that has been passed down from generation to generation.

The above idioms play the following roles in language communication.

1. Enrich language expression: The existence of these idioms enriches language expression and enables people to describe a situation, thought or behavior with concise and meaningful idioms.

2. Convey cultural connotation: Every idiom carries a certain cultural connotation and historical background. By using these idioms, people can convey and share their understanding and views on culture, history and philosophy in communication.

3. Strengthen the expression effect: Idioms often have the characteristics of vivid images and famous sayings and epigrams. Using them can make the expression more infectious and expressive, and enhance the effect and influence of communication.