Wood ***4 painting, the stroke order of wood is: horizontal, vertical, left and right. Wood (pinyin: mù), the original meaning of "wood" is trees, and later it refers to wood, wood and all wooden utensils, especially coffins. Wood is tough and strong, so "wood" has the meaning of simplicity and loyalty. Secondly, the word "wood" has the meaning of stupidity; Also refers to feeling dull and losing consciousness; numb
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Rotten wood is hard to carve, an idiom in China. The pinyin is xiǔmúnán diāo, which means that rotten wood is hard to carve, and people can't do it, and things can't be saved. From The Analects of Confucius Public Governance.
Replacing wood with flowers, an idiom in China, means HuāyímüJiü, which means deceiving others by secretly changing people or things. From "Two Moments of Surprise".
A bird perches on a tree, which is an idiom in China. Pinyin means a bird perches on a tree until it dries up. Metaphor is resolute in action. From Biography of Yan Zi in the Spring and Autumn Period.
Civil skeleton, China idiom, pinyin is tǔMXíng háI, which means human body. The body is like civil engineering. Metaphor is the true face of people, without modification. It is also used to describe a dull and boring person. From Liu Yiqing's Shi Shuo Xin Yu Rong Zhi in Southern Dynasties.
Straight to the point is an idiom in Chinese, which comes from Zhang Tang's book Huai Guan, Duan Wang Xizhi. This idiom describes the strength of calligraphy, and also shows that you have a profound and thorough understanding of articles or things. Its own structure is formal, and it can be used as predicate, attribute, adverbial and complement in sentences, which contains commendatory meanings.