Magic, natural, heavy, smart, colorful, interesting, perfect, realistic, fantastic and poor.
First, lifelike [xǔ xǔ Rushnin]
Interpretation: Describe the artistic image very vividly, as if it were alive.
Origin: Zhuangzi in the middle of the Warring States Period and his later school "Zhuangzi's Theory of Everything": "The dream of the former Zhuang and Zhou Meng is a butterfly, vivid and self-explanatory! I don't know, Zhou Ye. When you feel sudden, you feel sudden. "
Zhuang Zhou had a dream that he became a beautiful butterfly, more beautiful and lifelike than a real butterfly, dancing in the air. He felt so happy and proud that he almost forgot that there were people like Zhuang Zhou in the world.
Usage of idioms: as predicate, attribute and adverbial; Of vivid images.
Second, beautiful [mílún míI Juan]
Interpretation: Later, "beautiful" was used to describe the tall and beautiful new house, as well as the beautiful decoration and layout (circle: high; Yes: a lot).
Origin: The Book of Rites under Tan Gong by Dai Sheng in the Western Han Dynasty: Jin Dynasty entered the DPRK, and the doctor of Jin Dynasty said. Lao Zhang said, "How beautiful! How beautiful! Singing in Sri Lanka, crying in Sri Lanka, and gathering people in Sri Lanka. " Confucius said, "In Wu, there are also people who sing, cry and gather together. I learned it all the way from the first doctor of Jiujing. " Say that finish, bow to the north and kowtow to thank you. Gentlemen all praised them as a good singer and good at praying.
The State of Jin gave Wen Zi a gift to congratulate him on the completion of his new house. All the doctors in Jin presented gifts to congratulate him. Zhang Lao said: "How beautiful, so tall and spacious! How beautiful and magnificent! You can sacrifice and recite poems here, mourn and cry here, or entertain state guests and meet clan relatives here! "
Wen Zi said: "I, Wu Zhao, can sacrifice and recite poems here, mourn and cry here, entertain state guests and meet my relatives here, which shows that I can die a fair death with impunity and sleep with my ancestors!" After that, he bowed and kowtowed to the north twice. The gentlemen all praised them. One is good at praising, the other is good at praying.
Usage of idioms: combination; As predicate and attribute; Describe the tall and numerous houses.
Third, superb.
Interpretation: The description technique has reached a wonderful state.
Source: Master Wang Yuan's "The West Chamber", the second volume of the second fold: "I don't make any noise; He quickly agreed. " Jin Shengtan criticized: "A really superb pen."
Usage of idioms: combination; As predicate, attribute and complement; Describe superb art or skill.
The stroke order of each word observed in calligraphy
Fourth, the pen of genius.
Interpretation: refers to wonderful ideas or words.
Source: Qing Wu Ren Jian's "The Present Situation of Wonders Witnessed in Twenty Years": "These three things are the East and the West; I drew it myself, which is also interesting; This is a stroke of genius. "
V. From Page [yuè rá n zh ǐ dang]
Explain: To describe or depict very vividly.
Source: Xue's "A Spoon of Poetry": "This experience; Then this poem is God's poem; On paper. "
If you feel this way, the charm and theme of poetry will be positively presented on paper.
Usage of idioms: supplement; As predicate and attribute; With praise; Of a work vivid.