Question 2: What does "splash ink" mean? In China, splashing ink is an idiom in China, which means painting. In the past, brushes were made of wolf hair or wool, so brushes were brushes. Splash ink is a technique of Chinese painting, called splash ink. Brush ink is also used in calligraphy. Refers to the heroic behavior of men in writing or painting. From Li Rihua's "Bamboo Lazy Painting" in the Ming Dynasty: splash ink skillfully, without writing, such as splashing ears.
Question 3: the significance of splashing ink and painting creation
Question 4: What is the explanation of "splashing ink"? The original intention is to write or draw with brush and ink; It can be used to describe the style of writing.
Question 5: The significance of splashing ink on floating life. Now many of these sentences seem gorgeous, but they are actually pale and frank.
Question 6: What do you mean by splashing ink? Huihao is a Chinese vocabulary, which means to draw or write calligraphy works with a brush.
Brush splashing 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.
Question 7: What do you mean by splashing ink? Millie means Mao. Here, it means "pen". This is metonymy. Point to the pen with the hair on it.
Please accept it, thank you!
Question 8: What does your hair mean? It means evaporation. I won't. Honey ... take it! Thank you.
Question 9: What is the bottom line of splashing ink and diligence? The top line is splashing ink, diligent.
Part II: Drinking and reciting poems is wonderful.
Horizontal criticism: high sentiment and far rhyme