Explanation of being overwhelmed
[have one's hand full all the time]
Original description: There are many sceneries and there are many things to see. Later, it is often used to describe that there are too many people coming or the affairs are complicated, and the reception cannot be handled. Looking up at the mountains, listening to the springs, looking at the bamboo trees, clouds and stones, from Chen to You, it is overwhelming. Tang Dynasty Bai Juyi's "Lushan Thatched Cottage" detailed explanation (1). There are so many beautiful scenery that there is no time to appreciate them. Liu Yiqing of the Southern Song Dynasty wrote in "Shishuoxinyu·Yu": "Walking up from the mountain valley, the mountains and rivers complement each other, making people overwhelmed." Tang Bai Juyi's "Thatched Cottage": "Look up at the mountains, listen to the springs, and look at the bamboo trees and clouds. "From Chen to You, you can't take it all in." Hu Yinglin of the Ming Dynasty wrote in "Shisou·Jinti": "Reading the poems of Yanqing, Mojie and other works in the prosperous Tang Dynasty is like entering the spring valley of thousands of flowers, and the scenery is so beautiful that it makes people overwhelmed. "I forgot to return." Huang Junzai of the Qing Dynasty wrote in "Golden Pot Waves·Western Mountains": "I can hardly cope with the singing of birds and the fragrance of flowers." (2) It means that people are busy and they are too busy to cope with it. Song Zhouhui's "Qingbo Magazine" Volume 8: "Tao Shangshu Gu served as an envoy to the south of the Yangtze River. He relied on his talents and ignored them. He was almost overwhelmed with discussions." Chapter 43 of "The Strange Current Situation Witnessed in Twenty Years": "After the tenth day of the lunar month, There were red scrolls delivered... Later, more and more were made, and they were overwhelmed." Chapter 68 of Haoran's "Sunny Sky": "The business is the most prosperous over there... Those two craftsmen are really overwhelmed. . ”
Word analysis
Explanation of response: socializing, reception, response with enthusiasm: response with calmness: echoing the calligrapher’s emphasis on calligraphy that the stipples should respond to each other: take care of each other. Follow the detailed explanation. Entertainment and reception. "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty, Ma Yuan's Biography": "Ke Qing is young and Qi Yi, six years old, able to receive all the guests, and specializes in dealing with guests." Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty, "The Explanation of Leisure" There is no leisure, and it is too late for the people of Qin to have no time and not mourn. ;;Tang; There is no time for a detailed explanation of Du Mu's "A Fang Gong Fu"; it is too late. "Book·Jiu Gao": "Not only do you not dare to indulge in alcohol, but you also have no time for it." Yan Zhidui of the Northern Qi Dynasty's "Yan Family Instructions·Encouraging Learning": "Every time I go to Wenlin Hall, I am panting and sweating, besides asking about books