(1) The seal of the house number began with the imperial seal of Li Biduan's bedroom in the Tang Dynasty. After the Song and Yuan Dynasties, this trend became more and more popular, and almost everyone in calligraphers had the seal of fasting. Wen Zhiming, a calligrapher in the Ming Dynasty, said, "Many of my bookstores are printed." Zhai Hao is usually called Zhai, Tang, Shi, Lou, Ge, Guan, Xuan, An and so on. , such as Zhai, Tang, Shi, Lou, Ting, Lai Qin Ting, Yu Shang Xuan, An Le Tian and so on.
(2) Elegant essays, that is, ancient auspicious words and phrases, are rich in meaning and gentle, or compile philosophical and thought-provoking idioms and aphorisms, or record your hobbies and ambitions. There are many elegant chapters that encourage people to learn, such as "cutting", "learning from others", "liking books", "being diligent", "learning from the past", "learning from others", "enjoying reading", "being eager to learn makes people understand" and "getting it by accident over time". Those who express their feelings, such as relying on morality, being clear-minded, having fun, having fun in hardships, cherishing shade, being willing to be a scalper, being pure and ice-clear, being indifferent to nature, being square and so on. There are also expressions of pen and ink interest, such as splashing ink, brushwork, fragrant field, spiritual interest, hiding from people, obsession, pursuit with hands, and inkstone field work. Some people wish good luck, such as "Wish", "Changle", "Beauty is not old", "Lucky Day", "Longevity" and "Eternal Life".
(3) The year stamp is used to record the year of calligraphy works, such as Jia Zi, Yi Chou, Bing Yin or 1989, 1990, 1980, 1990.
(4) Month stamp is used to record the month sequence of calligraphy works, such as last spring, such as the moon and silkworm moon.
2. What's this? Four-word idiom 1) sharpen: sharpen. Describe studying hard.
2) One and a half minutes: a short time.
3) Unforgettable Acacia: Describe the depth of missing, which will last for a long time.
4) A quarter of an hour: a short time.
5) unforgettable: unforgettable. Of feeling deeply.
6) all the time: all the time. It means uninterrupted.
7) Quoting merchants to carve feathers: Shang and Yu: two phonetic names in ancient music. Refers to a musical performance that pays attention to temperament and has high achievements.
8) Urgent: It means that the situation is urgent and urgent.
9) Carving a boat for a sword: a metaphor for not understanding that things have developed and changed but still looking at problems statically.
10) an instant is worth a thousand dollars: an instant is worth a thousand dollars. Describe that time is very precious.
1 1) unforgettable: engraved in the depths of the soul. Describe a deep memory and never forget it.
12) Draw a tiger and carve a cuckoo: ① Metaphor aims high and never achieves anything. (2) metaphor can't do good, but bad.
13) Carving mandarin fish: carving: description; Yuanyang: swan; Class: like, like; Emu: Duck. You can't draw a swan, but it still looks like a duck. The metaphor is unrealistic, but it is similar.
14) Carving insects and seal cutting: metaphor for words and tricks.
15) sculpture: it refers to carving patterns on objects as decorations.
16) Carving insects and engraving: figuratively speaking, you keep your word. The same as "carving insects and engraving".
17) Carving hearts and kidneys: a metaphor for the deliberate tempering of writing. It's the same as "cutting the liver and cutting the kidney"
18) Qu Feng lettering and: Fengduo; Engraved: despicable; There is also: giving. Take it from the people and use it for the people. Describe cruel exploitation.
19) Spring Night Moment: An unforgettable moment.
20) unforgettable: ① unforgettable so far. Refers to the deepest feelings. 2 It is also called "stabbing the heart and cutting the bone". I am extremely sad and angry.
2 1) Tanya carved: Tanya: the pillar of the house; Raft: a square rafter. The pillars were painted red and the rafters were carved with patterns. Describe the exquisite and gorgeous architecture.
22) Cunning and mean: Cunning and treacherous. Describe people as cunning and treacherous, and treat people harshly and fickle.
23) Unforgettable diary: It means impressive and unforgettable.
24) stingy and thoughtless: rarely: rarely. It's cruel and unkind to talk to others.
Time is pressing.
The interpretation of idioms containing lettering
1) No time to relax: We can't relax for a moment.
2) Carve green and carve red: a metaphor for trying to modify words.
3) a golden moment: describe that time is very precious.
4) Three o'clock: Right away, right away.
5) Great hatred: always remember the great hatred in your heart.
6) engraved in the heart: engraved in the depths of the soul. Describe a deep memory and never forget it.
7) Delineation: micro: tiny. Describe it in detail, regardless of the smallest things. Describe in detail.
8) Describe no salt: no salt: the legendary ancient ugly girl. Delicate description of ugly women without salt. Metaphor compares ugliness with beauty, and metaphor is inappropriate.
9) Carve a muscle and leave a deep impression: the description feels extremely deep.
10) diligent: diligent: very diligent; Resistance: I can afford it and stand it. Hard-working and able to bear heavy fatigue.
1 1) Carving wood for an official: it means that you can't be insulted by prison officials, even prison officials made of wood can't see him. Describe the cruelty of prison officials.
12) deliberate management: deliberate: exhausting the mind; Management: plan management. Careful planning.
13) Draw a dragon and carve a mandarin duck: a metaphor for being ambitious and never achieving anything. The same as "painting a tiger and carving a mandarin duck".
14) Ghost Carving: It's still fantastic. Describing superb artistic skills is beyond the reach of human beings.
15) painted wood carvings: a metaphor for going to jail for trial.
16) Resentment: Speak with thorns and treat people coldly.
17) Fine carving: Fine carving. Describe the painstaking description when creating works of art, and also refer to meticulous processing.
18) Carved feet and feet: hemp single-soled shoes. Cut your feet according to the size of your shoes. The metaphor is reversed.
19) unforgettable: it means deep hatred.
20) Carve Yuanyang into Yuanyang: Although the metaphor is unrealistic, it is still similar. The same as "carving mandarin fish".
2 1) Carve the wood into a mandarin fish: the analogy of imitation is not realistic, but it is similar.
22) Carving fog and cutting wind: metaphor is good at describing mountains and rivers.
23) Deliberately seeking work: work: exquisite and intact. Try to make an article or handicraft more exquisite.
24) Engraving: polishing and pondering the details of the article.
25) unforgettable: describe deep feelings and unforgettable.
3. Idioms are quoted from the four-word idioms "What is big" and "What is big":
Eye-catching,
Parallel quotation,
Charming,
Quote classics,
Singing loudly,
Strangled,
Blame yourself,
Throw a brick to attract jade,
Be ashamed of ...
Proud of it,
Lure the wolf into the room,
Regret,
Pull the snake out of the hole,
Accept the warning,
With hope as the guide,
Side-cited music certificate,
Leading rope and cutting ink,
Cite examples to help in class,
Guide the law to be taken seriously,
The loss of metaphorical meaning,
Take responsibility,
Extended touch class,
Draw a tiger to defend itself,
Throw one's hand into one's foot,
Light passes through the wall,
Tilt your feet and take the lead,
Baskets lead to fur,
Lead the wind to blow the fire,
Send a close call,
Self-frustration
4. Four-character idioms quoted by four-character idioms:
Guide the law to be taken seriously,
Looking forward to leading,
Leading rope and cutting ink,
Side-cited music certificate,
Lead but not send,
Face-to-face court battles,
The loss of metaphorical meaning,
Throw one's hand into one's foot,
The melon lotus is full of drinks,
Strangled,
Traction subsidiary,
Sing a sad song,
Tilt your feet and take the lead,
It takes a long time,
Introduce new ideas and abandon old ones,
Countless marks and quotations,
Beyond and far-reaching,
Baskets lead to fur,
Citing the past to prove the present,
Lead the wolf to defend himself,
Knocking and stabbing,
Light passes through the wall,
Throw a brick to attract jade,
Blind with the blind band,
Lure the wolf into the room,
Lead the wind to blow the fire,
Drive to sell pulp,
Bring a dog into the village,
Extended touch class,
Think it's a shame
5. What are the four-character idioms with the first word as the quotation? What idioms have led to the loss of details: falling into the fallacy of details? Lead astray: lead astray: a fork in the road.
Take it astray in detail? Draw the snake out of the hole: a metaphor for luring the bad guys, and the details are exposed? Quote: Quote similar examples to illustrate things. Righteousness: justice and etiquette.
It's inappropriate and unreasonable to speak. Detailed? Julian full tone: refers to the extensive Julian.
Detailed? Attracting bees to attract butterflies: attracting bees; Attract butterflies. Metaphor attracts others' attention.
Detailed? Pride: Pride? Thread the needle: let one end of the thread pass through the eye of the needle. Metaphor contact, painting.
Detailed? Water into the wall: metaphor leads to disaster. Detailed? Call friends: attract: attract; Class: of the same kind; Call: call.
Refers to attracting like-minded people. Detailed? Lead a dog into the village: Jude's words lead a wolf into the house.
Detailed? Lead the wind to blow the fire: metaphor to incite and stir up trouble. Detailed? Fascinating: winning: attracting people into a good place.
A beautiful realm. More refers to the attraction of scenery or literary works.
Detailed? Neck pain: neck: elongation; Elongation; Slant: kill. Extend one's neck; Waiting to be killed.
Refers to not doing any resistance; Willing to die. Detailed? Sing loudly: lead: pull; Stretching; Hey: throat; Sound.
Let go of the noise; Sing loudly. Detailed? Blame yourself: blame: mistakes.
Take the initiative to accept mistakes; Blame yourself. Detailed? Attract the tiger to defend itself: attract: attract.
Attract tigers and protect yourself. Metaphor means trying to rely on the wicked, and the result is that you suffer.
Detailed? Take a warning: learn a lesson; Be wary of yourself. Often refers to warning yourself with your own or others' past failures and mistakes; Avoid duplication.
Detailed? Eye-catching: To attract the attention of others. Describing people or things is very distinctive.
Can attract people's attention. Detailed? Lead the wolf into the room: lead: attract; Lead the wolf indoors.
Metaphor attracts bad guys or enemies. Detailed? If you are modest.
Metaphor is a superficial and immature opinion published in order to elicit others' brilliant opinions. Detailed? Calling ghosts to the door: a metaphor to attract bad people.
Detailed? Don't send quotation: quotation: pull quotation; Hair: archery. Tighten the bowstring; But don't shoot arrows.
Metaphor is to get everything ready; Wait for the opportunity; It can also be compared to being good at inspiring and guiding. Detailed? Fire: a metaphor for disaster; Either ask for it or kill yourself.
It can also be compared to actively exposing your own mistakes; Strive for everyone's criticism; Help! Detailed? Lead the rope to drive out the roots: refers to collusion to crowd out dissidents.
Detailed? Citation: citation; Assistance; Citation; Scripture: Scripture; According to: according to; Canon: Classic. Cite classic works as the basis of argument.
Detailed? Throw bricks to attract jade: throw bricks; Attract white jade. Metaphor uses shallow and immature views or articles; Draw out other people's brilliant or familiar ideas or works.
Often used as modesty. Detailed? Side by side: width; Signature: solicitation; Bo: extensive; Citation: quotation.
Widely quoted materials as the basis and examples. Detailed? Introduction; Peng; Friends; Lead: lead; Call: call; Class: of the same kind.
Call; Attract people of the same kind. Describe how bad guys collude with each other.
Detailed? Thread: originally refers to the matchmaking between men and women; Now it is often used to describe contact, wooing and wooing; Connect the two sides. Detailed? Tibetan thieves lead thieves: Tibet: hiding; Lead: seduce.
Cover up thieves and seduce robbers. Describe in detail the collusion with the bad guys Vines lead to plants: vines: the roots of vines.
Follow the vine to find the root. Metaphor grasping all the details? No relatives can't attract outsiders: it means that if no one plays tricks on you, you won't attract outsiders to make trouble. Guide the ship to the shore: move the hull to the shore.
Metaphor is that you take the initiative to solve the details? Look at the neck: stretch your neck and look far away. Describe eager for details? Heel introduction: introduction: neck extension; Heel: Heel.
Stretch your legs and stand on tiptoe. Describe hope in detail? Attention: Attention: Gaze.
Attention-grabbing details? Lead far-reaching: lead: pull; To: Realization. Refers to a heavy object that can reach a certain distance.
Metaphor is ambitious, can create a new situation in details and make magnificent achievements? Lead the way: look up and look far. Describe ardent hope.
Detailed? Shout: to utter: a voice, throat. Singing loudly in my throat.
Detailed? Lead a sad song: lead: pull, stretch. Nothing: throat, throat.
Sing loudly. Detailed? Self-blame: take the initiative to take responsibility for mistakes and make self-criticism.
Detailed? Melon lotus full of drink: metaphor involved in personnel. Detailed? Inference: refers to quoting similar things to express one's wishes.
Detailed? Lead a needle to pick up mustard vegetables: a metaphor for things to sense each other. The language version of Wang Hanchong's "On the Balance of Chaos Dragons": "Dunmou mustard seed and magnet lead needle are all true, not false."
Deng, Hu. Detailed? Regret: regret this matter in detail? Shame: ashamed of this? Bring forth the old and bring forth the new: just talk, bring forth the old and bring forth the new.
The art of keeping in good health in ancient Taoism is breathing and breathing. Detailed? Lead the rope and cut the ink: the carpenter cuts the ink line straight.
Used to describe integrity. Detailed? Extended analogy: also known as "extended analogy".
It means extending from the principle of one thing to something similar. Chinese book "The Book of Changes".