The source of the allusion: Zhang Sengyou, a famous painting by Zhang Yanyuan in the Tang Dynasty: "The four white dragons in anrakuji, Jinling don't blink, and every cloud says," Just blink and fly away. People think it's a fake birthday, please point it out. In a short time, lightning broke through the wall, and two dragons took the clouds to the sky. Anyone who didn't notice the two dragons saw them. Idiom meaning: nod your eyes after painting a dragon. Metaphor briefly points out the main points in key places; Make the content vivid. It is also a metaphor to highlight the key points in the whole. Idiom phonetic notation: ㄨㄚˋㄌㄨㄙˊㄉㄧㄢˇㄐㄧㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥㄥ With praise. Idiom structure: linkage idiom pronunciation: eye, can't be pronounced as "qinɡ". "Idiom identification: eye, don't write" sunny ". English translation: Add a word or O to nail the point. Japanese translation: Make the finishing point (がりゅぅてんせぃ) Russian translation: вносич. De > this is my punkchen <; Law > La Derniere touche heureuse for Rendrene oeuvre plus vivante idiom riddle: You; Synonym: icing on the cake, turning the stone into gold antonym: self-defeating, gilding the lily, turning the stone into gold idiom. For example, this is a good topic, but it often makes the finishing point on the works and stimulates people's reading interest. (Qin Mu's Appreciation of Car Window Literature) Idiom Story: Tang Yanyuan's Zhang Sengyou: "The four white dragons in Jinling Anle House don't blink, and every cloud says," Just blink and fly away. People think it's a fake birthday, please point it out. In a short time, lightning broke through the wall, and two dragons took the clouds to the sky. Anyone who didn't notice the two dragons saw them. 」
Zhang Sengyou was a famous painter in Liang Dynasty. Once, the emperor ordered him to draw dragons on the wall of anrakuji in Jinling. Soon, two lifelike dragons appeared on the wall. At this time, the emperor found that two dragons had no eyes, so he asked Zhang Sengyou why. Zhang Sengyou replied, "You draw your eyes and they fly away." People didn't believe it. The emperor insisted that he draw eyes, so Zhang Sengyou had to draw eyes for one of the dragons. Lightning and thunder flashed in an instant, and the dragon really flew away.