The sword makes the text: gentle; Good: kindness; Thrift: moderation; Gene: Be patient. Confucianism advocates the principle of treating people with things, which generally refers to humility and elegance.
A white-faced Confucian crown is not as good as a white-faced scholar. Refers to a scholar who only knows how to read and has little experience and knowledge. Sometimes it is derogatory. Also refers to scholars.
White-faced Confucian scholars are not as good as white-faced scholars. Refers to a scholar who only knows how to read and has little experience and knowledge. Sometimes it is derogatory. Also refers to scholars.
A white-faced scholar is not as good as a white-faced scholar. Refers to a scholar who only knows how to read and has little experience and knowledge. Sometimes it is derogatory. Also refers to scholars.
Untitled Scholar refers to a scholar who has never been famous.
Gentle and sincere: harmony is the most important thing. The original appearance is elegant and simple, and the later description is elegant and polite.
Polite: The original intention is to have both culture and quality, and the later description is elegant. Describe a personable and polite manner.
All kinds of people: solemn; Binbin: Gentle and gentle. Dignified manners and elegant manners.
Politeness means being polite to others.
Ceremony: ceremony; Ignore: a serious and calm look. Metaphor is polite and supercilious.
Gentle: literary talent; Quality: essence; Binbin: Describe the fitness. The original appearance is elegant and simple, and the later description is elegant and polite.
Wen Bin Bing's original appearance is elegant and simple, while his later description is elegant and polite. Use "tenderness"
Tenderness: tenderness. Describe a person's gentle attitude and behavior. Refers to the lack of struggle, not bold and enterprising, not aggressive.
Elegance: Elegance refers to good manners and gestures; Elegant: An elegant appearance. Elegant and generous.
Abundance: Elegant manners. Pianpian: Free and easy. Describe personable, elegant and free and easy. Use "personable".
Romantic elegance: literature and art are informal; Elegance: profound knowledge and extraordinary bearing. Refers to an elegant, free-spirited and knowledgeable person.
Feng sighed and described his elegant speech and grand appearance.
Noble, refined, elegant and graceful movements and talents.
Speak freely: talk widely and freely; Ya Bu: Elegant manners. Speak freely and behave gracefully.
Gorgeous intonation means elegant speech.
Elegant and romantic ① Elegant and elegant. 2 refers to elegance and purity.
Sven described it as elegant.
Gentle and sincere: gentle and polite; Er ya: gentle. Describe a person's gentle attitude and behavior. The present tense also means that there is no spirit of struggle, and there is no courage and enterprising spirit in doing things.
Gentle, gentle attitude, elegant behavior.
Elegant, elegant, elegant.
Elegance means taking your time and behaving gracefully. With "elegance".
Graceful and elegant: generous and leisurely; Er ya: gentle. Describe a calm attitude and elegant manners.
Elegance describes elegant and calm attitude, solemn and generous.
Elegance and luxury describe his attitude as gentle, calm, solemn and generous.
Elegant and graceful: generous and calm; Elegance: elegance. Describe a calm attitude and elegant manners.
Elegance refers to a leisurely attitude and elegant manners.
Sitting in the town is elegant and vulgar: sit down and serve people with virtue; Suit both refined and popular tastes: Sitting down to suit both refined and popular tastes can convince elegant people or vulgar people.
2. If you describe a loud voice, it is clear and elegant: the voice is crisp and loud, and the charm is quiet. Describe a high level of singing.
Jia: Knock at the door. Fight jade and fight gold. Describe a rhythmic tone and a loud voice. It also describes the popularity of this festival.
Jia Yu Qiang Jin: Fight jade and fight gold. Describe a rhythmic tone and a loud voice. It also describes the popularity of this festival. It's the same as "the jade is not cut and the instrument is not cut".
Knock on the ice: Jia: Knock. Beat jade and ice. Describe a rhythmic tone and a loud voice. It also describes the popularity of this festival.
Knock on gold: Jia: Knock. Fight jade and fight gold. Describe a rhythmic tone and a loud voice. It also describes the popularity of this festival.
Jin Shengyu Zhen: The sound follows the clock, the rhyme follows the parallel, and the music is from beginning to end. Metaphor is loud and harmonious. It is also a metaphor for a knowledgeable and proficient person.
Loud and sonorous: It describes the sound of musical instruments with clear rhythm or Wen Qu's poems with loud tone and lively rhythm.
Loud voice: A rhythmic, loud voice. Describe the harmonious, powerful and beautiful melody.
Powerful: describes a loud and powerful voice. Clam: A loud rhythmic voice.
Clash: A rhythmic loud sound. Describe the harmonious, powerful and beautiful melody.
Lang Lang is catchy: Lang Lang: The sound of jade hitting each other is a metaphor for reading loudly. Refers to reading skillfully and fluently. It also means that the language is easy to understand and recite.
Fluency: refers to the loud and smooth voice when reading poetry.
Tearing rocks and flowing clouds: flowing: there is no fixed exchange or constant transport. Smash rocks and shake the sky. Describe a loud voice.
Sharpen: the sound of sharpening a knife. Sharpen the knife. Now we often describe the frequent activities of the enemy before the action.
Qiang Jin sonorous: the metaphorical syllable is loud and beautiful. With "Qiang Jin Yu Ming".
Qiang: We collided today and made a noise. Metaphorical syllables are loud and beautiful.
Infiltrate: Infiltrate: Infiltrate, enter. As loud as thunder. Describe people's reputation.
The voice of reading is clear and loud.
The sound of a book is loud: it describes the loud sound of reading.
Resounding through Yun Biao: It describes a loud voice, as if it can reach high altitude through clouds. To "resound through the sky."
Ring through the sky: describes a loud voice, as if it can pass through clouds and reach high altitude. To "resound through the sky."
Ring through the sky: completely: through; Cloud: high in the sky. Describe the loud voice, as if it can go through the clouds to the sky.
Sounds like bells: describe a loud sound.
Wandering and stopping the clouds: it describes that the singing is loud and straight into the sky, which can stop the flowing clouds.
3. Idioms that describe the crisp and loud voice of reading are loud, loud, catchy, catchy and clear.
First, the book is very loud.
Explanation: Describe reading aloud.
Said by: Cloud Notes of Yuewei Caotang Volume III: "In the next season, if a scholar walks alone in the jungle, he will surely hear the sound of books, which will be amazed by the wilderness."
A scholar walked alone in the messy grass and heard the sound of a book, wondering if it came from the wilderness here.
Second, this book is loud and clear [sh shēng l m:ng l m:ng]
Explanation: Describe the clear and loud voice of reading.
From: Li Qing Ruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" The 23rd time: "Walking through the downtown area, only listening to those residents' homes, one after another, the sound of books is deafening. "
Third, catchy.
Interpretation: refers to the loud and smooth voice when reading poetry.
Said by: Allegro of Modern Lao She's Poetry: "Prose is not so limited, although it also pays attention to sonorous tone and can be catchy."
Fourth, catchy.
Commentary: Lang Lang: The sound of jade hitting each other is like reading loudly. Refers to reading skillfully and fluently. It also means that the language is easy to understand and recite.
From: Tao's "Song Yin Man Lu Lingbo's Female History": "I loved to read since I was a child, and I gave Tang poetry, which was catchy."
I like reading since I was a child. I taught him Tang poetry, and my footsteps blurted out.
Five, clear pronunciation and mellow voice
Description: The description is accurate and the singing is mellow.
From: Modern Levin's Biography of Hu Xueyan Volume 1: "Then I also said this proverb, which is clear and really authentic Wuxi dialect."
4. Words that describe the clear and loud voice of reading are loud, clear and clear, with a long aftertaste, catchy and cadence.
First, the book is loud.
Pinyin: sh shēng l m:ng l m:ng
Interpretation: describes reading aloud.
Source: Ji Yun's Notes on Yuewei Caotang in Qing Dynasty, Volume III: "In the next season, scholars will walk alone in the bushes and smell the sound of books, which is amazing for the wilderness."
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: In the next season, some literati walked alone in the grass, heard Lang Lang's book, and wondered where there would be the sound of reading in the wild.
Second, clear pronunciation and mellow voice.
Pinyin: zhèng qiāng yuan n
Interpretation: accurate description and articulation; Good singing.
Source: Levin's Biography of Hu Xueyan Volume 1: "Then I also said this proverb, which is clear and really authentic Wuxi dialect."
When I am in a good mood, I always speak with clear pronunciation and mellow voice.
Third, the aftertaste is around the beam
Pinyin: yuyúnào Liáng
Interpretation: rhyme: rhythm. Describe the high-pitched, beautiful and melodious singing with endless aftertaste.
Source: Mao Dun's letter about the long historical novel: "Writing is like slow dance, and the aftertaste is still intriguing."
Example: The College will follow up the report to confirm the aftermath effect.
Fourth, catchy.
Pinyin: l m:ng l m:ng shàng küu
Interpretation: refers to the loud and smooth voice when reading poetry.
Source: Allegro of Lao She's Poetry: "Prose doesn't have so many restrictions, although prose also pays attention to sonorous tone and can be catchy."
Example: This article is well organized and catchy to read.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) rhythm
Pinyin: y yáng dün CuO
Interpretation: inhibition: reduction; Setbacks: turning points. Describe the ups and downs of sound; Clear rhythm; Harmonious and pleasing to the ear. Generally refers to music, recitation. Sometimes it refers to literary works.
Source: Song Zhangrong's "Poetry of the Old Cold Hall" Volume: "The poem of Zijian, its sentiment is gentle, its rhyme is melodious, and its merits cannot be discussed."
Vernacular interpretation: Cao Zhi's poems are euphemistic in feelings, natural and unrestrained in temperament, high and low in voice and clear in rhythm. Of course, advantages and disadvantages cannot be used.
5. Idiom describing literati: Zong: a person who is imitated. A figure who can be regarded as a model of literati for a long time. Peanut in the pen: a metaphor for literati's elegant talents and writing excellent poems. Scholar's ink: refers to the place where scholars gather. Holding wine: It used to refer to a scholar who was addicted to crabs and alcohol. Escape from reality. Poet wit: poet: a person who is good at writing. It used to refer to talented literati. Poet Poet: Writer: generally refers to elegant literati. Underground writing: In the past, it refers to the premature death of talented literati. Love affair: an elegant and interesting thing. In the past, it refers to literati's activities such as poetry, chess, painting and calligraphy. It also refers to men and women. The storm is floating: fluttering. White: refers to a large cup specially used to punish alcohol; Floating white: refers to drinking and toasting; Pen: Hold the pen. Writing while drinking. In the old days, it was a metaphor for the elegance and talent of literati. Vassal: vassal: dependence and follow; Elegant: generally refers to poetry. It refers to people who lack cultural literacy to make friends with literati and participate in related cultural activities in order to decorate the facade. The initial division of the word melon: In the old days, scholars split the word melon into two words to mark the year, that is, sixteen years old. It is mainly used by women. Hanlin Mozi: Literati's nickname. He asked for heaven; Oh; Shout loudly; Ask questions to heaven. Describe the frustrated literati, full of complaints. A scholar refers to a person who has literary talent and has a business relationship with words. The same is true of "wise literati". Poetry of wine club: wine club: a group established by wine lovers; The world of poetry: where poets meet. Refers to an organization where literati gather to drink and write poems. Wandering storm: fluttering: drifting with the flow. At first, calligraphy was described as chic and elegant, and later it was compared to the separation of husband and wife or the frustration of literati. Mo Yuefeng: It means cooking a dish in a romantic style. This is a humorous way for a scholar to say that he is poor and has nothing to entertain guests. Poet: a poet, generally referring to a scholar. It is an excellent animal: it used to refer to performers; Livestock: Raising livestock. Take raising him as a kind of entertainment. Refers to the attitude of ancient emperors towards literati. Wandering sword: Ancient literati carried swords and traveled around, wandering around. Abandon the pen to join the army: also throw the pen to join the army. Refers to the literati abandoning the text and fighting. Relocation: officials relegated to other places; Poet: Poet, exiled official, sentimental poet. It refers to a sad and depressed scholar. Piano and sword fall: piano: musical instrument; Sword: weapon; Drift: drift; Zero: Lonely zero. It means that literati are down and out, everywhere. Poor people: poor literati. Poor and backward workers: exquisite and wonderful. In the past, people thought that the poorer the literati were, the better their poems were written. Three cups lead to three cups: three cups means drinking three glasses of wine; Avenue: a wide road. After three glasses of wine, you can reach the ideal state. It describes that the literati in the old days were intoxicated by drinking because of political dissatisfaction. Coquettish sentiment endows bone: refers to the mood and style of literati. Poet: refers to poets, writers and other elegant literati. Same as The Poet. Poet: Qu Yuan wrote Li Sao, so Qu Yuan or the author of Chu Ci is called a poet. Poet: scholar. Poet: a poet, writer, etc. Poet: a poet, writer, etc. Writers and other elegant literati. Both are "poets and poets". Fat and Thin: Scholars in Song Dynasty were rich and fat, but their writing was sketchy, while Ding Wei was thin and his poems were excellent. For example, his works are like a person. Mr. Fu Sheng: A scholar who wears the crown of a Confucian, the clothes of a Confucian and is well dressed. Poet and Poet: Literati: Literati. A scholar who is purely engaged in literary creation. Street pen tour: patrolling the street: walking on the street. Refers to poor literati selling poems in the street. Sweep the floor gently: refers to culture or literati; Sweep the floor: a metaphor for the complete loss of reputation, credit, status, etc. It means that a culture or a scholar is not respected or a scholar indulges himself. It means that a culture or a scholar is not respected or a scholar indulges himself. A gentle vein means that scholars or scholars belong to the same school. A school of gentleness means that a scholar or a scholar belongs to the same school. It means that a scholar or a scholar belongs to the same school. Pedantic. It describes the pedantry of literati. Throw a pen into the army: join the army, join the army Throw away the pen and join the army. Refers to the literati joining the army. Take off your boots and polish your ink: it means trying your best to serve and please the literati. The sources of writing are: literature: learning; Line: conduct; Out: be an official; Location: seclusion. It used to refer to the knowledge, behavior and attitude of scholars towards the retirement of officials. Scholar cocktail party: a poetry and wine gathering held regularly by scholars in the old days. Literati: generally refers to literati, literati. Literati: generally refers to literati, literati. Men of letters tend to despise one another Bachelor of Literati: generally refers to literati, literati. Wen Zhen is handsome: Oh, shouting. Describe the frustrated literati, full of complaints. Five Classics Sweep the Floor: Five Classics: Refers to literati. Lose face. In the old days, it also meant the extinction of the way of saints. Cultivate civilization and culture. This means the death of literati. Elegant and graceful literati: elegant and charming literati. One poem after another: ancient wine vessels. Yong: Poetry. In the past, it refers to the gathering of literati drinking and writing poems. Longmen: I: a generation; Longmen: In the later Han Dynasty, Mars's name was very heavy. Later, scholars visited the door and called it "going to Longmen". This is called a figure admired by scholars. One chant and one slap: chant: poem; The ancient wine vessel refers to drinking. In the past, it refers to the gathering of literati drinking and reciting poems. Clothing cultural relics: clothing: ancient literati wore crowns, indicating that there are many literati here. It means peace and prosperity, and there are many literati. Cultural prosperity. Chanting for the Moon: In the past, it refers to the works created or chanted by literati with romantic scenery and other natural scenery as the theme. Nowadays, most of the works are described as empty and boring. Singing for the moon: It used to mean that the work was empty and boring. Chanting for romantic scenery: In the past, it refers to works written or chanted by literati with romantic scenery and other natural scenery. Nowadays, most of the works are described as empty and boring. Chanting for the Moon: It used to mean an article.