Pinyin: Mio
Description: Fine brushwork and clever ink. Describing calligraphy, painting, poetry and other techniques is ingenious and subtle.
Source: Tang Lu received the master's cursive music in Huai Su: "In my opinion, the scribes use it more, and Mo Miao's brushwork is really impressive."
2. Pen and ink horizontal posture
Pinyin: bǐmòng zī
Interpretation: refers to wonderful paintings and poems.
Source: Postscript of Qing Wu Yao Chong's Memories of Tao An's Dreams: "Although Samadhi is occasionally involved in the game, it is full of strange feelings, vivid arguments and horizontal and vertical gestures, which makes readers dazzled and different."
Be special.
Pinyin: Bike
Description: Unfamiliar face: new face. The original intention is that the portrait of the protagonist of Lingyange has faded, and it only appears fresh after being redrawn by General Cao. Metaphor creates a new form or situation.
Source: Tang Du Fu's "Poetry of Dan Qing": "When the spirit leaves the great politicians, on the wall of the Hall of Fame, your nib preserves their vivid faces."
informal
Pinyin: Pinyin
Description: rope ink: a tool used by carpenters to draw straight lines, which is a metaphor for statutes and rules. Describe people's behavior or artistic style as free and easy, unrestrained and unrestrained.
Source: Feng Ming Menglong's "Yu Shi Ming Yan" Volume 8: "With my nephew Guo Zhongxiang, I am both civil and military, and I am a hero all my life."
5. Two enemies.
Pinyin: chǐ èr yuān jia
Explanation: refers to a large number of calligraphy and painting seekers. The second ruler refers to the height of the scroll.
Source: Song Gu Tao's Qing Louis Wen Yong: "Yang Ningshi's calligraphy and painting are unique, and the painter's paper scrolls are stacked like walls. Few teachers sigh when they see it:' But many creditors are really two enemies.' "
6. Feet are inch by inch
Pinyin: chǐfúcún Jiān
Explanation: refers to small paintings and calligraphy.
Source: Qin Ming Painting Record Volume III: "The brushwork is vigorous, the size is inch, and there is a trend of forest and valley."
7. A thousand miles long
Pinyin: Chinese Pinyin
Explanation: A foot-long picture frame depicts thousands of miles of scenes. Metaphor is small in appearance and contains a lot of content.
Source: Biography of Nan Shi Zhao Zhou: "Teenagers are studious, literate, can write good paintings, can draw mountains and rivers on the fan, and feel that Wan Li is close at hand."
8. Expressive Adu
Pinyin: d incarnation
Interpretation: vivid: refers to the vivid and lifelike characters portrayed in good literary works; Adu: The spoken language of the Six Dynasties is this and this. Describe people with pictures or words, and you can get their spirit.
Source: Shi Shuo Xin Yu Joey by Liu Yiqing in the Southern Song Dynasty: "Gu Changkang painted people, or ignored their eyes (eyes) for several years. When people asked him why, Gu said,' Four-body beauty is not good at beauty and vivid portrayal, and it is in the middle of a blockage.' "
9. vivid portrayal
Pinyin: chuan shén Xi zhào
Interpretation: vivid: refers to the vivid characters depicted in beautiful literary works; Portrait: Portrait. Describing people with pictures or words can be vividly portrayed.
Source: Shi Shuo Xin Yu Joy by Liu Yiqing in the Southern Dynasties: "Gu Changkang painted people, or ignored their eyes (eyes) for several years. When someone asked him why, Gu said,' Four-body beauty has nothing to do with beauty, but it is vivid and is being blocked.' "
10. Macun fights people
Pinyin: cê n má d ò u ré n
Explanation: inch, bean: metaphor is small. An inch long horse, like a man the size of a bean. Describe the tiny people and things in the painting.
Source: Five Dynasties Liang's "Landscape Tactics": "Zhang Shan is a tree, with an inch of horses fighting people, the distant mountains are unbroken, the far water is unbroken, the far forest has no leaves, the far trees have no branches, the far people have no eyes, and the far pavilion has no foundation."