How to express compliments?
Learn these calligraphy idioms!
Superb calligraphy
Interpretation: Write scriptures for geese. Describe superb calligraphy.
Source: Jinzhong Hangshu: There is a Taoist raising geese in Yin Shan, which means Xi is very happy. The Taoist priest said, "If you want to write Huang Tingjing, you should give gifts to each other." It's for writing, and I'm going to cage the goose.
perspicacious
Interpretation: This means that the pen is powerful, and later it is used to describe or discuss profoundly.
Source: Zhang Huaiguan's Book End Wang Xizhi: Wang Xizhi's book is a blessing version, which was cut by workers.
Sweep away millions of enemy troops
Interpretation: Describe the vigorous, majestic and unrestrained brushwork, which is unparalleled.
Source: Du Fu's drunken songs: Ci Fu poured down the Three Gorges, brushing the array and sweeping a thousand troops alone.
The font structure is solid and full, and the strokes are strong.
Interpretation: Calligraphy has bones and muscles and vigorous brushwork. Metaphor font structure is solid and plump, and the brushwork is more than enough.
Source: Xuanhe Pu Shu: At the beginning of the Three Kingdoms, the study of Chinese characters was lacking, so it became a family law. Commentators said that it was powerful and full of potential.
(of calligraphy) vigorous and powerful.
Interpretation: Describe the strength of writing and drawing. Later poems and other works can be described as profound and magnificent.
Origin: Yan Zhenqing's Notes on the Twelve Meanings of Zhang Changshi: It is very clever to try to make it pass through the back of the paper.
Excellent calligraphy
Interpretation: pen and ink fall on paper, as changeable as clouds. Describe calligraphy or poetry as superb, mysterious and changeable.
Source: Du Fu's Song of Drinking Eight Immortals: Three cups of grass in Zhang Xu, bared in front of the princes, like a cloud.
(of calligraphy) the graceful strokes of a calligraphy work.
Interpretation: Describe the beauty of calligraphy. It is also a metaphor for fresh and beautiful poetry.
Source: Yuan Ang "Book Review of Ancient and Modern Times" Author: Wei Changshu, like a flower arranging beauty, dancing and laughing at the mirror.
Calligraphy is round.
Interpretation: Metaphor is the charm and beauty of people. He also described calligraphy as elegant and mellow.
Source: Emperor Taizong's Preface to Sanzang: Feng Shui is not as good as Tsinghua; Fairy dew pearl, can you make it shine?
The King of Jin's "Sticking to Confucius" (Tang Copy)
be in cheerful mood
Interpretation: strong and smooth; Energetic and hearty.
Source: Yang Xin's "Picking the Name of Ancient Energy Books": Wu emperors can grass, and the world is called music.
The brushwork of calligraphy shows no edge.
Interpretation: It's like drawing in the sand with an awl. Describe the uniform brushwork of calligraphy.
Source: Jiang Kui's "Continuing the Book Score with a Pen": Using a pen ... just like drawing sand with a cone ... evenly hides the front.
Articles, speeches, etc. are vigorous and unrestrained.
Interpretation: Describe articles, speeches, calligraphy, etc. These are all unrestrained. As "Wang Yang arrogant".
Source: Song Wangzao's Preface to Series Collection: There are few schools of learning Wang, and he has tasted Meishan Su Gong, so his writing style is Wang Yang, and it is classic, but his brushwork is bold and unrestrained.
Wang Jinxian Zhi's Mid-Autumn Post
Powerful/powerful and fascinating strokes/patterns (in calligraphy)
Interpretation: That is called calligrapher's brushwork. His stippling is vigorous and gentle.
Source: Ou Yangxun's On Writing with a Pen: Wandering and pitching, tolerance and romance, just like iron painting, charming as a silver hook.
Other people's calligraphy strokes are like silver chains, and Qiu Jin is powerful.
Interpretation: other people's calligraphy strokes are like silver hooks, vigorous and powerful; Words are as precious as jade.
Source: Huang Tingjian's "Song Fan from Qian Mufu": Silver hook jade spits cocoon paper, and the cymbals are light and cool.
Calligrapher's imitation pen drawing method
Interpretation: the way ancient calligraphers used pens. It can be likened to depicting Bishop.
Source: Huang Tingjian's "Crimson Book Title": "Wang's calligraphy is like a cone painting sand. It is similar, and Gai Yanfeng is hidden in the pen, which means the ear before the pen.