Lift heavy objects with both hands; Ding: Bronze ware with three legs and two ears. The description is particularly strong. It is also a metaphor for vigorous brushwork.
Question 2: How to read The Ability to Lift the Ding? Mr. Yi Zhongtian said "Man of the Han Dynasty" in "Lecture Room" and misread "The Ability to Lift the Ding" twice. On one occasion, Teacher Yi mentioned Xiang Yu when talking about "The Mystery of Han Xin's Life": "The history books say that Xiang Yu was a burden (kán? ) D, that is, D (full) can carry (kán? ) get up. " Second, when it comes to "the mystery of Liu Bang's opponent", the narrator of CCTV's foreign article introduces Xiang Yu as "capable of carrying (kán? Ding Zhichu overlord, a descendant of the nobility. " Hey (kán? ), which means to bear an object with your shoulder, such as "carrying a gun". There is also the idea of "carrying a tripod"? ān？ It means to lift a heavy object with both hands: "I can carry a tripod" describes that I have great strength and can lift a heavy tripod above my head. "The Story of Xiang Yu" is a description of the bravery of the overlord in the western Chu Dynasty: "Ji (Xiang Yu) is more than eight feet long, can carry the tripod and is outstanding in talent." To say "can carry the tripod" means that the tripod (all) can carry (kán? ) get up ",the understanding is not accurate. In Reading Han Shu, this explanation was revised to "even a tripod can lift", which is desirable. (Song Guo Bin, No.9 Chewing Words in 2008)
Question 3: What do you mean with a tripod? Metaphorical works (mostly literary works) have great influence on society and far-reaching significance.
Pronunciation of "Shout" in Shoudinggong;
Some people pronounce the word "lifting" as káng, while others pronounce it as gāng. How should I read it?
A: There are two pronunciations of "carry", one is káng. When reading káng, the watch bears the object with its shoulder. Such as "carrying bedrolls", "carrying guns" and "carrying hoes"
Another pronunciation is gāng. Reading gāng means lifting heavy objects with both hands. The word "lifting the tripod" in "lifting the tripod" refers to lifting the tripod with both hands, not shouldering it, so it should be pronounced gāng. Similarly, the word "carry" in "can carry the tripod" should also be pronounced gāng.
Question 4: Being able to carry a tripod means being able to carry a tripod is lü né ng gā ng d ǐ ng.
Lift heavy objects with both hands; Ding: Bronze ware with three legs and two ears. The description is particularly strong. It is also a metaphor for vigorous brushwork.
Question 5: What does it mean to pull the mountain and lift the tripod? : pull the mountain and lift the tripod [bá shān gāng dǐng]
[Interpretation] Shoulder: Raise your hands. Pull up the hill and lift the heavy tripod. Description is very powerful.
Source: Historical Records? Xiang Yu biography: "The ability to lift the tripod is extraordinary." Then he said, "Xiang Wang is generous,
Question 6: What do you mean by being able to carry a tripod vertically and horizontally? Chinese teacher of elite education Xinzhuang Center prompts:
Vertical and horizontal: vertical and horizontal: Lian Heng; Combination: opening and closing, a lobbying method of strategists in the Warring States period. To divide or win over by political or diplomatic means.
Ding lifting ability: lifting: lifting heavy objects with both hands; Ding: Bronze ware with three legs and two ears. The description is particularly strong. It is also a metaphor for vigorous brushwork.
Question 7: Ding-lifting ability is synonymous with idiom: Ding-lifting ability.
Pinyin: lénéng gāng dǐng
Explanation: handling: lifting heavy objects with both hands; Ding: Bronze ware with three legs and two ears. The description is particularly strong. It is also a metaphor for vigorous brushwork.
Source: Historical Records? "Biography of Xiang Yu": "This clan (Xiang Yu) is more than eight feet long, can carry the tripod, and has outstanding talent."
For example, the ancients commented on rice painting: a tiger pen can bear the tripod, and there has been no such monarch for 500 years. Qing? Gu Fu's life is spectacular? Mifei "
Synonym: infinite power
Question 8: I heard that the pen can carry the old saying: the mind is like a spring. What do you mean? Qi Gong (19 12 ~ 2005) was a modern calligrapher, calligrapher and writer in China. Zi Bo, from Bai Yuan, Manchu, surnamed Ai. 1912 was born in Beijing on July 26th. He studied under Dai Xuewen's epic, studied under Jia Erlu and Wu Xi, studied painting, and later studied under Chen Yuan. The ancestor of Qigong was Wang Honghua, the fifth son of Yong Zhengdi in Qing Dynasty. His great-grandfather and grandfather were both intellectuals from the imperial examination system, and they were backward in the family. He lost his father when he was a child and dropped out of school when he was a teenager. He became a famous teacher by diligent self-study and worship of famous teachers. At the age of 6, he studied the inscription of Liquan in Jiucheng Palace; 65,438+065,438+0 years old, learn more treasures; At the age of 20, he studied Zhao Meng Danba Monument; Later, it was changed to Dong Qichang and Mi Fei; Later, it was mixed with inscriptions and famous ink, of which Xi Zhiyong's thousand-character writing had the longest ink. His calligraphy, with rigorous structure, clear and vigorous strokes, different styles, harmonious subject and object, beautiful and elegant, has distinct personality characteristics. He advocated learning from the calligraphy of the ancients, and thought that it was not easy to see the original appearance of the inscription after cutting and weathering for many years. Ink can show how the ancients used pen and ink, and learning ink can be natural and flexible. He even thinks that when looking at the tablet, you should look at the nib through the blade. He spent half his life learning to write instead of using a knife. He also refuted the ancient saying that "calligraphy is based on pen, and writing should be studied hard", paying special attention to writing. When you think the structure is right, the posture will naturally appear. After painstaking research, he came to the conclusion that the center of gravity of each word is not in the middle, but on the left or above.
Qigong has long been engaged in educational work. He used to be a Chinese teacher in the middle school affiliated to Fu Jen Catholic University, and a teaching assistant, teacher, lecturer and associate professor at Fu Jen Catholic University. After the adjustment of the department, he became an associate professor, professor and doctoral supervisor of Beijing Normal University. Long-term concurrent work of cultural relics appraisal, successively served as distinguished members of the Antiquities Museum and Literature Museum of the Palace Museum, associate professor of the Peking University Museum Department, consultant of the Palace Museum, consultant of the Chinese History Museum, member of the the State Council Ancient Books Arrangement Planning Group, chairman of the China Calligraphers Association, chairman of the Beijing Calligraphers Association, curator of the Buddhist Library and Cultural Relics Museum, and executive director of the Buddhist Association. Standing Committee member of China People's Political Consultative Conference and Deputy Head of Cultural Group, Standing Committee member of National Committee of China People's Political Consultative Conference.
Qigong is good at ancient prose, and has long-term calligraphy and painting practice and contact with Gu Shuhua, so he has deep attainments in identifying the authenticity of Gu Shuhua. He repeatedly compared the unearthed Gu Mo with the manuscripts and engravings handed down from generation to generation, and demonstrated it from many angles. For example, according to the fallacy of Cao E's injustice, he concluded that the book handed down by Wang Xizhi was untrue. Inspired by the related books in the Song Dynasty, it is inferred that Zhushantang couplets handed down by Yan Zhenqing are copies used as yellow silk barriers by Song people. It is also verified that the ink in Sun's Book Score is the original, while the ink in Huai Su's Self-narration Post is the original. Qi Gong's works include Ancient Font, Poetic Law, Qi Gong Cong Manuscript and Hundred Poems in Books. Qi Gong was diligent in painting in his early years, good at landscapes and elegant style, and inherited the tradition of literati painting in Ming and Qing Dynasties.
Question 9: What does it mean to be able to carry a tripod?
Lift heavy objects with both hands; Ding: Bronze ware with three legs and two ears. The description is particularly strong. It is also a metaphor for vigorous brushwork.
Question 10: Being able to carry a tripod means being able to carry a tripod.
Lift heavy objects with both hands; Ding: Bronze ware with three legs and two ears. The description is particularly strong. It is also a metaphor for vigorous brushwork.