1, tactful and implicit.
Quote: Chapter III and Chapter II of Sister Liu's History of the Development of China Literature: "Although Nalan Xingde is mainly graceful and restrained, there are occasional long tunes, but also strength."
2. It refers to the softness and conciseness of words.
Quote from: Jin's "Wen Fu": "Or empty it with kindness, and remove the annoyance every time."
Sometimes articles are graceful and restrained in pursuit of cleanliness, and redundant embellishments are often removed.
3, feminine.
Quote: A Ying's description of Chahar window grilles: "As for Jiangnan area, it has distinctive, graceful, beautiful and vivid characteristics."
Pronunciation: Northern Yu Lu.
Extended data synonyms:
1, euphemism? [w ě i w m: n] describes the twists and turns of words.
Quotation: Bing Xin's My Friend's Mother: "I gently told him people's criticism." ?
2. Implicit? 【 hán xù 】 The meanings of words and poems are not fully revealed, which is intriguing.
Quotations: Sun Li's "Two Topics on Lu Xiuji and Further Education": "The so-called implication means not to spill over thousands of miles, not to be complicated, not to be trivial, to be tailored to the readers, and to leave room for thinking."
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Bold? 【 háo fàng 】 Poetry is bold and unconstrained.
Quote: Wang Qingshizhen's Notes on Xiangzu, Volume 9: "Poets are beautiful and bold, and they are often divided into left and right sides."
People who are good at poetry and prose have two schools, rhetoric and heroic style, and often have their own preferences.