Make the finishing point: [Huàlóng di m n jóng]?
Interpretation: Draw a dragon, and then nod your eyes. Metaphorically speaking and writing articles, using one or two epigrams to point out the gist in key places makes the content more vivid and powerful.
Usage: linkage type; As subject, predicate, attribute and adverbial; With praise. Mostly used for speaking and writing.
Near meaning: icing on the cake, turning stone into gold
Antisense: self-defeating, gilding the lily, turning stone into gold, hitting the nail on the head.
Example: Appreciation of Qin Mu's Car Window Literature: However, a good topic is often wonderful to the work and stimulates people's reading interest.
: 1, an ordinary article I wrote was revised by the teacher, which seemed to be the finishing touch and published at once.
2. A good topic selection often has a finishing touch on the work.
Whether speaking or writing articles, he is good at making the finishing point.
This project was originally good, but it became more perfect after he made the finishing touch.
5. Good couplets must be accompanied by good words to make the finishing touch.