Question 1: Calligraphy pays attention to the beginning and end of the pen. What does it mean? The "fall" of the pen refers to the tip of the pen falling on the paper.
Writing and writing are two parts of the same action before starting to write.
Pen start: The moment when the tip of the pen begins to contact the paper, but the main part of the tip of the pen has not yet fallen. At this time, you need to determine the inverse relationship between the stroke and the direction of the stroke. For example: with the belly of the pen facing outward and the tip of the pen facing inward, "kneel down" in the opposite direction; "cut the edge" in the opposite direction; control the pen barrel with your wrist and push the tip of the pen towards the middle of the stroke so that the tip of the pen is basically consistent with the direction of the stroke; rub the tip. Move the pen edge, straighten the pen edge, and adjust it to the "adjustment" of the center.
Putting down the pen: After the pen edge has been "kneeled, cut, pushed and adjusted", the pen is pressed again to start the writing process. This is the "writing down" process.
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Question 2: What does it mean to write down? 25 points means that the meaning is relatively superficial and the intention is not very deep. If you change it, it is probably not easy for you to change the intention. I suggest you Find a more excavating topic or an angle from the original article for in-depth analysis, so that the depth of the article will increase. In this way, if you feel that the article has content, it will not feel ordinary. Hope it helps.
Question 3: The meaning of "luo" in all the following words: "luo pen", pride makes people fall behind, add insult to injury, decline, fall. 5 points Basic meaning
1. Fall down, fall down: drop ~. ~ Next. Zero~ (a. Leaves fall off, such as "grass and trees~~"; b. Decline, such as "a ~~ scene"; c. Sparse, such as "gunshot~~"). Take off~. ~Ye. ~ Tears. ~Tide. ~English. ~Day. ~ Body. ~ Seat. Fallen~. ~ The stone under the well (describes taking advantage of someone's danger to attack and frame him). ~Yanshenyu. Ye ~ return to roots.
2. Decline: no (mò) ~. Broke~. Decline ~. Fallen~. Flow~. ~ Bo (a. down and out; b. heroic, unrestrained, both are also called "down (bó)").
3. Leave behind: ~after. ~ Wu. ~Choose.
4. To stay, to stay: ~house. ~Desolation. ~ Pen. ~ paragraph.
5. Place to stay or live: village ~. Department ~. Courtyard ~.
6. Belong, get a certain result: ~get. ~Empty.
7. Falling into a disadvantageous situation: ~Net. ~ Difficult (nàn).
8. The ceremony held when the ancient palace was completed now generally refers to the completion of the building: ~ Cheng.
9. Rare: sparse ~. Rare~~.
10. The dripping device on the eaves (commonly known as "eaves dripping"): "I don't know how many tens of millions it is."
11. Death: death.
12. [~~] a. Open-minded and generous, as in "~~generous"; b. Lonely and unsociable, as in "~~oligogamous."
13. Fence : "To dig wells and dredge canals, to tie ~ and hoe gardens."
Question 4: What does it mean to turn a pen into gold? Put a pen: put a pen down.
成金chéng jīn Pure gold.
Putting pen to paper turns into gold: It is a metaphor for writing an article very well.
Question 5: Primary school Chinese: When writing, the process from putting down the pen to lifting it up is called "one stroke" or "one stroke". What does this sentence mean? Start writing and put it away
Question 6: What does "putting down the pen brings sorrow" in ancient Chinese mean? As soon as I put down the pen, I felt a mixture of emotions and burst into tears.