What words can be used to describe sketching?

Words used to describe sketching:

Confident [xiōng yǒu chéng zhú], a metaphor for being skilled and confident.

Miàn miàn jù dào], the meaning is to take care of all aspects very carefully. It also means that although all aspects are taken care of, every aspect is handled properly.

[xíng shén jiān bèi] refers to calligraphy, sculpture and painting works, which not only have beautiful shapes but also have charm. A top-notch work of art.

[xū shí?jié hé], the combination of virtuality and reality is to combine abstract narratives with concrete descriptions, or to combine descriptions of real life in front of you with memories and imagination. Different from personification. Virtuality and reality are relative, as the book says, what is there is reality, what is not is virtuality; what is evidence-based is reality, and what is false is virtual; what is objective is reality, what is subjective is virtual; what is concrete is reality, what is hidden is virtual; what is there is reality. Actions are real, words are imaginary; the present is real, the future is fictitious; the known is real, the unknown is fictitious, etc.

The meaning of "have a confident mind":

Chengzhu: a complete bamboo; Chest: a heart. It originally means that when drawing bamboo, you should have an image of bamboo[1]? in your mind. The latter is a metaphor for having an idea before doing something.

Pronunciation: [xiōng yǒu chéng zhú]

Sentence:

Everyone is already confident about this quiz.

Because he was well prepared, Li Bing appeared confident in the competition.

He has long been confident about this exam.

People have to study hard, and only when they are confident can they achieve their goals.

Origin of the idiom:

Su Shi of the Song Dynasty wrote in "Wen Yu Ke Hua Yuandang Valley Yanzhu Ji": "Therefore, to draw bamboo, you must first have the bamboo in your heart."

The definition of "comprehensive":

The definition is to take care of all aspects very carefully. It also means that although all aspects are taken care of, every aspect is handled properly.

Pronunciation: [miàn miàn jù dào]

Sentence creation:

Describe the scenery to highlight its features, not necessarily to cover everything.

If a person wants to cover everything, Then he can't do anything well.

When writing articles, you should focus on the key points and don't have to cover everything.

There is a bad trend nowadays, which is to always talk and write articles. It covers everything and makes people listen for a long time, but they can't figure out the key points.

Origin of the idiom:

From:

"The Appearance of Officialdom" by Li Baojia of the Qing Dynasty. "Chapter 57: "He is proficient in eight parts, so naturally he can handle everything. ”

The definition of “combination of virtuality and reality”:

The combination of virtuality and reality is to combine abstract narratives with concrete descriptions, or to combine descriptions of real life in front of you with memories and imagination. . Different from personification. Virtuality and reality are relative. As the book says, what is real is real and what is not is virtual; evidence is real and pretense is virtual; objective is real and subjective is virtual; concrete is real and hidden. What is true is false; actions are true, words are false; the present is true, the future is false; the known is true, the unknown is false, etc.

Pronunciation: [xū shí?jié hé]

The role of idioms:

What is the important role of the combination of virtuality and reality in ancient poetry? Regarding the important role of virtuality and reality, Tang Biao of the Qing Dynasty said very insightfully in "Reading and Composition": "Articles are very important. Reality is not enough to explain the meaning, and non-emptiness is not enough to shake the expression, so virtuality and reality should always complement each other. "In view of the very short length and limited capacity of the poem, the poet sought to combine virtuality and reality, complement each other, and have both interest and poetic charm, making it rich in connotation and boundless in extension.