Zha·nǔ· ba n incarnation Zhang
Zhang explained that the bow is injured. The sword has been drawn and the bow has been drawn. The original description of calligraphy is vigorous and powerful. Later, it is often described as aggressive or tense, and it is explosive.
The source of Liang Yuanang's Book Review of Ancient and Modern Times in the Southern Dynasties: "Dan Wei's calligraphy is like Rowen's tiger vibration, and the sword is drawn."
Structural combination.
Usage is used to describe the conflict between the two sides; Has fallen into a hair-trigger situation. Generally used as predicate, attribute and adverbial.
Sine crossbow; Can't read "nú".
Shape-distinguishing sword; Can't write "arrow"; Crossbow; Can't write "anger"
Synonyms are coming, coming, coming.
Antonym selling soldiers and washing armour
Discrimination between ~ and "explosive"; Can describe nervousness; Sometimes it can be used universally or together. But ~ can be described as vigorous or magnificent calligraphy; "Explosion" is not allowed.
Example: two young people quarreled so much; Almost there.
2. The arrow is on the string
not occurring once in a thousand years
It means the arrow is on the string. The situation forced us to take some action.
Quote Wei Zhi from "For Yuan Shaozhi" in the Three Kingdoms Forest: "If you aim at the string, you must send it."
Structural subject-predicate form.
Usage metaphor is very important; Something must be done. Generally used as an object.
Orthotonic string; It can't be pronounced "xuán".
Arrows that distinguish shapes; Can't write "sword"
Synonyms should be pronounced, with an arrow on the string and an arrow on the string.
Example: this action has been brewing for a long time; Today is ~; Have to send it.