There is a brush in the dragon's mouth to play idioms.

Make the finishing point Huàlóng di m:n jīng and ng

[Interpretation] Draw a dragon, and then nod your eyes. Metaphor briefly points out the main points in key places; Make the content vivid. It is also a metaphor to highlight the key points in the whole.

[Language] Zhang Tang Yan Yuan's "Famous Paintings of Past Dynasties": "Emperor Wudi worships Buddha Temple; The longevity monk painted ... and four white dragons in anrakuji, Jinling; Don't point your eyes; Every cloud:' flew away in a blink of an eye'. People think they are born in vain; Please click on it. For a moment; Lightning breaks the wall; Two dragons fly to heaven by clouds; I saw it before I finished reading it. " Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children: "He made such a fuss; It can also be said that it is the finishing touch. "

[Pronunciation] Eyes; It can't be pronounced "qínɡ". "

[shape discrimination] eyes; Can't write "sunshine"