What is the difference between a long history and a long history?

Today I will share with you the difference between a long history and a long history. The words "with a long history" and "with a long history" are used to describe things with a long history in Chinese, but there are some subtle differences between them.

First of all, from the scope, a long history is mainly used to describe the source of things, generally referring to the superficial phenomenon of things. It emphasizes the starting point of things and the long journey from the starting point to the present. The long history pays more attention to the inherent characteristics of things, emphasizing that things have gradually formed a deep foundation after a long period of accumulation and gestation.

Secondly, from the main point of view, a long history is usually used to describe things that have existed for a long time, which can be compared to a long history and deep roots. For example, we can say that a skill or cultural tradition has a long history, which shows that it has a long history and profound connotation. But it is more used to describe those new things or phenomena, emphasizing their accumulation and gestation in a short time, and gradually showing profound connotation and connotation.

In addition, from the rhetorical point of view, both long history and long history can be used to describe things with a long history, but the emphasis is different. Long history pays more attention to the starting point of things and the continuity of the long river of history, while long history pays more attention to the internal accumulation and profundity of things.

Finally, their synonyms and antonyms are also different. Coarse ribbon is synonymous with a long history, and rootless wood is its antonym. Synonyms with a long history are unfathomable, extensive and profound, while antonyms are shallow and ignorant, fleeting and so on.