Have read thousands of volumes, and write like a master. It describes reading a lot of books and reading the books thoroughly. If you put it into writing, you will be able to use it with ease. The words come from the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu's "Twenty-Two Rhymes to Wei Zuocheng": "Reading thousands of volumes, writing is like a god." What I will show you below is the brush calligraphy of reading thousands of volumes, and writing is like a god. I hope you like it.
Appreciation of calligraphy after reading thousands of volumes and writing as if there is a divine brush:
Reading and writing after spending thousands of volumes as if there were a divine brush calligraphy 1
After reading thousands of volumes, I will write as if there is a divine brush calligraphy 2
After reading thousands of volumes, I will write as if there is a divine brush calligraphy 3
After reading thousands of volumes, I feel like I have divine brush calligraphy when I start writing 4
After reading thousands of volumes, I feel like I have divine brush calligraphy when I start writing 5
Word Appreciation:
? After reading thousands of volumes, writing is as if you are inspired? This is a famous saying by Du Fu, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty. Later generations have given different interpretations to these two lines of poetry. Qiu Zhaoao's "Detailed Notes on Du Shi" in the Qing Dynasty has three explanations for the word "po" in "Study Possing Ten Thousand Volumes". One of them says: "The chest contains tens of thousands of volumes, so it can be used both ways." Are you inspired to write? The second said: The book is broken, which means the three unique things compiled by Wei. If you read it well, the paper will be easy to grind. The third said: "See through the truth of thousands of volumes". These three theories reflect different understandings of the word "po". To sum it up: break through, break through, see through.
Introduction:
From: Tang Dynasty Du Fu's "Twenty Rhymes of Wei Zuocheng's Prose": "I have read tens of thousands of volumes, and my writing is like a spirit." ?
Synonyms: knowledgeable, full of knowledge
Antonyms: ignorant
Grammar: verb-object type; used as subject and object; contains praise and pen has spirit ?. The second said: The book is broken, which means the three unique things compiled by Wei. If you read it well, the paper will be easy to grind. The third said: "See through the truth of thousands of volumes". These three theories reflect different understandings of the word "po". To sum it up: break through, break through, see through.
Meaning: Reading more than ten thousand volumes means reading more and reading good books. The more you read and know more, you will naturally accumulate other people’s knowledge in your mind, and in In the process of thinking, you have your own opinions. When you have this knowledge reserve, you will naturally write down your own feelings when you write articles and compositions.