1. Idiom story: The story of the pen walking dragon and snake. How did the idiom pen walking dragon and snake come from?
The source of the pen walking dragon and snake: Tang Dynasty Li Bai's "Cursive Script Song": "Wonderful" It's like being frightened by gods and ghosts, and seeing dragons and snakes running away from time to time."
2. The more idioms and idioms about dragons, the better. Thank you
Ao Anglong. Sad white dragon fish suit pulls the dragon with phoenix and violent gills dragon gate pen bottom dragon and snake
Pen walking dragon snake hidden dragon crouching tiger Zen world carved dragon car bustling dragon and dragon becoming dragon matching set
Riding the dragon, the good son-in-law rides the dragon, the fast son-in-law rides the dragon Match the phoenix, catch the phoenix, catch the dragon, fight the phoenix and the dragon
Fight the tiger and the dragon. The flood washed away the Dragon King Temple, and the son-in-law was like a dragon, carved the dragon, painted the phoenix and the tripod became a dragon.
The tripod became a dragon and ascended to the tripod lake. The dragon goes away, the two dragons play with the pearls, the dragon is released into the sea, the flying dragon rides on the clouds
The flying dragon follows the tiger in the sky, the clouds follow the dragon, the wind, the tiger and the clouds, the dragon and the phoenix show the dragon's posture, the phoenix is ??attached to the dragon and climbs
Phoenix-bone dragon Beautiful phoenix, crazy dragon, phoenix tower, dragon palace, phoenix hair, dragon armor, phoenix marrow, dragon liver
Phoenix dance, dragon fly, phoenix dance, dragon pan, phoenix flute, dragon tube, phoenix, dragon head, phoenix Zhu, dragon pan
Phoenix Zhu, dragon Xiang The phoenix flies, the dragon flies, the phoenix descends, the tiger subdues the dragon, and the dragon and the phoenix chick
The phoenix climbs the dragon and fights with the twin dragons, the turtle, the scales, the phoenix turtle, the dragon, the phoenix, the turtle, the dragon piece armor
The terrifying dragon and the snake Crane bones, dragon tendons, tigers transform into dragons, steamed tigers walk, dragons move, tigers surpass dragons
Tigers fight with dragons, tigers occupy dragons, tigers sit in dragons, tigers sit in dragons, tigers sit in dragons, tigers den, dragon pools
Tiger strategy Dragon Tao, Tiger Crouching, Dragon Leaping into Tiger's Den, Dragon Pond Tiger Throwing Dragon, Drawing Dragon, Can't Become a Dog
Putting the finishing touch on the dragon, painting the dragon, carving the swan, yellow dragon drinking, the dragon alive
The dragon is fresh and healthy The fire dragon, the dragon, the son of the dragon, subdue the dragon, subdue the tiger, and the dragon gets the water
The dragon plays in the water as if it were frightening the dragon, it behaves as if it were swimming in the dragon wine and tiger poems, dragon wine, dragon poems and tigers
The tiger is sitting on top of the dragon and the dragon is subdued There are regrets about crossing the phoenix and riding on the dragon. The ins and outs of the old dragon bell
The old dragon bell carp jumps over the dragon gate, the phoenix turtle swims in the flowing water, the dragon dragon gallops and the tiger leaps
The dragon and the phoenix breed the dragon virtue in the field, the dragon carves the phoenix and the dragon The dragon can be broken, the dragon can be broken
The dragon is squatting, the tiger is squatting, the dragon is dry, the dragon is flying, the tiger is flying, the dragon is flying, the phoenix is ??dancing, the dragon is flying and the phoenix is ??flying
3. Which idiom has the third character "dragon"
1 stroke of walking dragon and snake
Pinyin: bǐ zǒu lóng shé
Allusion: Describes calligraphy as vivid and powerful.
Source: Tang Dynasty Li Bai's "Cursive Script Song": "Every now and then I see dragons and snakes walking away, left and right frowning and shocked."
Example: Scholar Xiao Wangbin's Chest Collection Jinxiu, ~. (Ming Dynasty Ling Mengchu's "The Surprise at the First Carving of the Case" Volume 20)
2 Tiger on the Dragon Pan
Pinyin: hǔ jù lóng pán
Allusion: Describe the terrain Majestic and dangerous.
Source: "Wu Lu" by Wu Bo of the Jin Dynasty: "Liu Bei once sent Zhuge Liang to the capital. When he saw the Moling Mountain, he sighed and said: 'Zhongshan is a dragon on a plate, with stones and tigers perched on it. This is the residence of the emperor.'"
Example: ~Where is it? Only rise and fall are everywhere. (Song Dynasty·Xin Qiji's "Niannujiao·Dengjiankang Shangxin Pavilion Presents History and Stays in the Way")
3 Tiger Crouching and Dragon Jump
Pinyin: hǔ wò lóng tiào
Allusion: The descriptive word is powerful and elegant.
Source: "Pingshu" written by Yuan Ang of Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties: "Wang Youjun's calligraphy is so powerful that it looks like a dragon leaping over the Tianmen or a tiger crouching in the Phoenix Pavilion. Therefore, it has been treasured by all dynasties and will always serve as a guide."
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4 Tiger's Nest and Dragon Pond
Pinyin: hǔ xué lóng tán
Allusion: A deep puddle where the dragon lurks, a lair where the tiger hides. A metaphor for a very dangerous place.
Source: The third chapter of "Haotian Tower" by Anonymous Yuan Dynasty: "I can't just break open the gate of heaven and jump out of this dragon pond and tiger cave."
Example: Thank you The hero who is sitting here does not avoid danger, come and try his best to save the remnant. (Chapter 41 of Shi Naian's "Water Margin" in the Ming Dynasty)
5 Jizi Longwen
Pinyin: jì zǐ lóng wén
Allusions : Jizi: a thousand-mile horse; Longwen: the name of a horse. In the old days, it often referred to a child prodigy. It was originally a nickname for a good son. Later, it was often used as a metaphor for talents.
Source: "The Biography of Zhang Rong in Southern History": "Yan Jun descended from his father and brother Xuan Ming's two sons, Jingluan and Jinghong, and they also had outstanding talents. Hedong called Jingluan as Ji's son and Jinghong as Longwen. ”
6 Corpse Ju Long Jian
Pinyin: shī jū lóng xiàn
Allusions: Ju: to live quietly; Jian: to appear. Still as a corpse but moving as a dragon.
Source: "Zhuangzi Zaiyou": "Therefore, a gentleman cannot understand his five treasures, and cannot improve his wisdom. A corpse lives in a dragon's sight, and the abyss is silent but thunderous."
7 The dragon roars in the box
Pinyin: xiá lǐ lóng yīn
Allusion: The sword makes a sound like a dragon roaring in the box. It originally referred to the magic power of a sword, but later it was used as a metaphor for a person with great talent who hopes to see its use.
Source: Volume 1 of Wang Jia of the Jin Dynasty's "Supplementary Notes": "Emperor Zhuanxu had a sword that drew a shadow, soaring in the air. If there were soldiers in all directions, the sword would fly up, and if he pointed to the direction, he would attack them. . When not in use, it always sounds like a dragon or tiger singing in the box. 8一世龙门
Pinyin: yī shì lóng mén
Allusion: 一世龙门. : Generation; Longmen: Li Ying had the same name in the Later Han Dynasty, and later scholars who came to visit him were called Denglongmen. A person admired by literati.
Source: "Shishuo Xinyu·De Xing": "Li Yuanli has an elegant style and high standards. He wants to take the rights and wrongs of famous religions in the world as his own responsibility. The underachievers who are promoted to the halls all think that they have climbed to the dragon gate. " "The Book of Jin·Wang Yanzhuan": "The government and the public are silent, and it is called the 'One Life Longmen'"
9 Yunqi Longxiang
Pinyin: yún qǐ lóng xiāng
Allusions: Xiang: to rise. Like clouds rising, like a dragon soaring. In the old days, it was a metaphor for heroes taking advantage of the opportunity.
Source: "Han Shu·Xu Zhuan Xia": "The clouds rise and the dragons turn into princes and kings."
10 The Dragon Gate of the Wild Cheeks
Pinyin: pù sāi lóng mén
Allusion: Like a fish looking up at the dragon gate but unable to get up. In the imperial examination era, it was used as a metaphor for failing to pass the Jinshi examination. Later, it was also used as a metaphor for encountering setbacks in life and being in a difficult situation.
Source: Volume 40 of "Taiping Yulan" quoted from "Xin Family's Sanqin Ji": "There is a dragon gate in Hejin, and the traces of the giant spirit are still there. He went nine hundred miles to Chang'an. Big fish from the rivers and seas gathered under his gate. Thousands of fish are not allowed to go up. If you go up, you will be a dragon. Therefore, the clouds will burst into the dragon gate." Therefore, it is said: ‘~, the ears are hanging down and the shaft is under the shaft. ' (Ming Dynasty Li Zhi's "Chutan Collection·Shifu Six")
11 Tiger Fighting Dragon
Pinyin: hǔ dòu lóng zhēng
Allusion: Description The struggle or competition is intense.
Source: Han Dynasty Bangu's "Replying the Bin Opera": "Split the summers, dragons and tigers fight."
Example: Guilin Xingyuan, a dream tour in the sky;~ , and see the war and conquest. (Chapter 42 of "The Scholars" by Wu Jingzi of the Qing Dynasty)
4. The story of the idiom "The pen moves the dragon and the snake"
During the Tang Dynasty, Secretary He Zhizhang was in the house While entertaining guests, Li Bai composed a poem "Songs in Cursive Script" at the table. Huai Su, a disciple of Master Xuanzang, was good at cursive calligraphy. He was asked to do calligraphy in public. Huai Su dipped his pen in ink, concentrated on his luck, and quickly wrote. He Zhizhang praised: "The master writes, turning left and right, and the pen is really moving." Dragon snake.
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5. The idiom story of the pen walking around the dragon and the snake
In the eighth or ninth month of the lunar calendar, the secretary supervisor He Zhizhang hosted a banquet for guests. While they were drinking, the host left the table to welcome the guests, and everyone saw only the hall. There stood a young monk.
"He is Huai Su, a disciple of Master Xuanzang. He is a monk and does not abstain from drinking. He writes well in cursive handwriting. His hometown is Changsha, a well-known family in the seven counties of Hunan, and every family has a screen with his writing on it.
After three drinks, He Zhizhang stood up and toasted the guests to express his gratitude, and said: "It is a good occasion to write poems to add to the fun. How about inviting the poet Li Hanlin to write a poem to commemorate the grand gathering?" "
Li Bai did not refuse, but said: "I would like to ask Huai Su to wave his hair in public to promote poetry. "
He Zhizhang said: "I know that Master Huaisu was drunk and then his ink flowed freely. Come on, pour the wine! ”
While Huai Su was drinking, the book boy carried out several boxes of hemp paper and plain silk for writing. Several square meters of fine Xuanzhou stone inkstones were placed on the writing desk. The book boys took turns pouring water and grinding them.
Huaisu put down his wine glass and stood up. The hall was suddenly silent. However, he saw the young monk dipped his pen in ink and stared at the paper for a moment. Suddenly, with a stroke of luck, he turned his arms and wrists and finished writing a piece of paper. Another one, and not long after, the ground was filled with vibrant cursive scripts. Several boxes of hemp paper and plain silk were used up in an instant. Having already written it, he recited it in public: "The young Master's name is Huai Su, and his cursive writing is known as Dubu in the world... After my master was drunk, he leaned on the rope to rest... He stood up and kept moving towards the pen, and the lines of numbers were as big as buckets, as if hearing gods and ghosts. I'm surprised, I always see dragons and snakes walking away..."
He Zhizhang commented: "The Master writes, turning left and right, and indeed he only sees dragons and snakes walking away! Great words and great poetry! "
Huaisu's calligraphy, Li Bai's poems, and He Zhizhang's comments spread throughout Beijing.
"The pen moves like a dragon and a snake" has thus become an idiom to describe the vigorous and free-spirited calligraphy.
6. The Idiom Story of the Dragon and the Snake
During the Tang Dynasty, Secretary He Zhizhang entertained guests at his house, and Li Bai composed the poem "Xuan Zang in Cursive Script" at the table. Huai Sushan, a disciple of the master, was asked to do calligraphy in public. Huai Su dipped his pen in ink, concentrated on his luck, and quickly wrote. He Zhizhang praised: "The master writes, turning left and right, and the pen is really smooth." Dragon snake. ”
The source is that dragons and snakes are seen running away from time to time, and people frowning on the left and right. "Cursive Songs" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty
The interpretation describes the calligraphy as vivid and powerful.
Used as a predicate; to describe the vigorous and colorful calligraphy strokes
Similar words are dragons flying and phoenixes dancing, and the words walking dragons and snakes
The idiom shows that the scholar Xiao Wangbin has brocade in his chest and his pen moves like a dragon. Snake. Volume 20 of "The Shock at the First Moment" by Ling Shuchu of the Ming Dynasty
7. What are some good words and sentences?
1. The beauty of autumn is mature - it is not As shy as spring, so open in summer, and so introverted in winter.
2. A setting sun spreads across the water, half river rustling and half river red. On the third night of September, the dew is like a pearl and the moon is like a bow. p>
3. Autumn, the beautiful season, the harvest season, the golden season, is as desirable as the spring with blooming flowers, as passionate as the scorching sun in the summer, and as charming as the white snow in the winter.
4. Since ancient times, autumn has been sad and lonely. I say that autumn is better than spring. A crane lining the clouds in the clear sky brings poetry to the blue sky.
5. As soon as September comes. , there is autumn, which sneaks in on a foggy dawn and disappears in the hot afternoon. It tiptoes over the tops of the trees, stains a few leaves red, and then flies across the valley in a cluster. Leave.
6. The sunshine of golden autumn is warm and tranquil, the breeze of golden autumn is gentle and gentle, the blue sky and white clouds of golden autumn are elegant, and the fields of golden autumn are golden.