Write or draw. Splash: A painting method of Chinese painting in which ink is splashed on paper or silk.
If ink is splashed, the picture is bold and unrestrained. Explanation: Swinging refers to painting or writing calligraphy works with a brush.
In the past, brushes were made of wolf hair or wool, so brushes were brushes. Splash ink is a technique of Chinese painting, which is called "splash ink". Brush ink is also used in calligraphy.
Refers to the heroic behavior of men in writing or painting. Out: Li Ming's daily "Bamboo Lazy Painting": "Splash ink skillfully, no handwriting, such as splashing ears."
Synonym: swing into the pool.
2. What are the words used to describe the brush: advanced, upscale, good, beautiful and beautiful?
I. Advanced [gāo jí]
Description: (quality, level, etc. ) above average: ~ commodities. Very ~ wool.
Second, high-grade [gā o dang]
Explanation: Attribute words. Good quality and high price: ~ furniture. ~ clothes.
Quote: Southern Weekend 1992.9. 18: "The facade of the restaurant has expanded from a tiny place to a high-end hotel with several halls."
Third, it's not bad [bê CuO]
Explanation: Not bad; Good: People are really good to you. Although I am old, my body is still ~.
Quotations: Lao She's Four Generations under One roof, 23: "Yes, he has done it everywhere."
Fourth, beautiful [Pi Ao beam]
Explanation: good-looking; Beauty: she looks ~. Clothes. During the festival, children are all dressed up.
Quote: Ba Jin's In Nice: "This is a very beautiful villa with all kinds of antique furniture."
Verb (abbreviation of verb) looks good [h m 4 o kà n]
Explanation: beautiful, beautiful; It looks very comfortable.
Quotation: Mao Dun's Midnight 14: "(Wu Sunfu) visited the factory again and gradually looked better."
3. Idioms describing China's calligraphy are free and unrestrained, freely used, handy and arbitrary.
First, write freely.
Interpretation: sway; Brush and sprinkle ink. Refers to writing poetry, composition, writing and drawing; Use ink freely with a pen; At home. Also described as very capable and skilled in handling affairs.
Said by: Evil Sea Flower: "My family gave me a pen dipped in ink, and Juezhai took the pen and wrote more than 100 words on the paper."
Dynasty: Qing dynasty
Author: Ceng Pu
A pen full of ink was sent from home, and Gan Juezhai took the pen and scribbled more than 100 words on the paper.
Example: I can't see that these teenagers write calmly and stylishly.
Second, free.
Explanation: detention: restriction; Binding: constraint. There are no restrictions. Freedom of description.
From: Journey to the West, the forty-fourth time: "Monks are unrestrained and free. What's the business? "
Dynasty: Ming dynasty
Author: Wu Cheng'en
Being a monk is free and free. what can I do for you?
Example: His calligraphy is one of the best among us, and his handwriting is unrestrained and excellent.
Third, use it freely.
Interpretation: free: activities are unimpeded. Describe the use is very skilled and natural.
Said by: Chapter 5 of the Theory of Enlightened Autocracy: "In the era of coexistence among countries, the territory was slightly narrow, so they had to practise dictatorship and use it freely."
Dynasty: Qing dynasty
Author: Liang Qichao
The coexistence of various countries and their narrow borders can stimulate dictatorship and make it run freely.
Example: This cursive script is really handy and magnificent.
Fourth, convenience.
Interpretation: what do you think in your heart; You can do it accordingly. Describe kung fu to get home; Skilled; it is quite easy to do so.
Said by: Zhuangzi Heaven: "If you don't get sick, you should get it from your hands, but in your heart. Can't talk, there are numbers in it. "
Dynasty: Pre-Qin Dynasty
Author: Zhuang Zhou
Translation: not slow and unhappy, skilled and speechless, there are several in it.
Example: The calligrapher's calligraphy is smart and free and easy.
Five, do what you want.
Interpretation: follow your own meaning; Do whatever you want. Follow: let it go; Desire: want.
From: The ninth time in A Dream of Red Mansions: "Baoyu will never be a man."
Dynasty: Qing dynasty
Author: Cao Xueqin
In the final analysis, Baoyu is a person who can't abide by the truth and blindly do whatever he wants.
Ex.: That arbitrary cursive script is really amazing!