Idiom Pinyin: Lu 'an Xi Lu 'an Xiang Feng Chu.
Idiom explanation: Luan and Feng are legendary birds. Item: flying around; Zhu: Fly high. Also known as "Phoenix and Phoenix". Metaphor calligraphy strokes flying and stretching.
Idiom origin:
1, [Jin] Lu Ji's "Fu on the Clouds": Luan Xiang, Hong Fei, whales catch waves, thrush crocodiles run.
2, [Tang] Han Yu's "Shigu Song": Like a phoenix dance, like an angel hovering down, like a jade coral tree, branches and rings.
3, [Qing] Zhang Jiuzheng's "Book with Wang Ruan": The trace of the house leakage, the foot of the ancient hairpin, is unknown to the world, and the right army Luan Xiangfeng does not dare to fight.
Idiom usage: as predicate and object.
Examples of idioms: Action in one go, Phoenix flying, writing like a dragon, flowing like clouds.
Luan Xiang Zhu Feng made sentences.
1, these five words are flying, and the momentum is tense, so it is difficult to hide the momentum.
2. In Juhao Pavilion of Mingde Mountain Villa, Jin Dakui is writing something at his desk. One by one, Luan Xiang Zhu Feng's words were written on rice paper.
You see that he is penetrating the back of the paper, using a pen like a dragon snake like a phoenix, like flowing water. Shi Shiran's paintings are graceful and graceful.
4. I saw a black gold nanmu plaque hanging above the gate, engraved with four golden characters of "Dragon Villa".
Wang Weng's brushwork is really a famous calligrapher today!
6. Li Bai pulled out the sword on his back, jumped back, pointed at the wooden beam, shook his wrist, and made a phoenix fly. I saw dust flying all over the sky, and rows of dragons and snakes with horns and claws were moving on the beam.