Brilliant idioms (idioms describing generate's inspiration)

This is a four-word phrase, not an idiom.

The source of talent comes from the source of literary thought.

Inspiration generate

1. Pinyin wé ns and qunáng

2. Part of speech praise

3. Interpreting ideas is as fast and rich as spring water. Vince: The idea of writing an article

4. The source of the Three Kingdoms Cao Weizhi's "Zhong Wang Xuan": "Wen Ruo Chunhua, thinking like a spring."

Step 5: Give an example

The first time in the "Officialdom in the Sky": "Tai Gong Wang drank half a cup and had a lot of thoughts."

Sha Ting's "Life is the source of creation": "I also told two jokes. It was only during the Anti-Japanese War that I had a situation similar to the' literary trend of thought'. "

6. Related words

Quick thinking in the near sense

Three articles on antonym without donkey

Flexible use can be regarded as "the surge of literary thoughts"

* Note: This word is not an idiom.

An idiom that describes inspiration pouring out.

There are: quick thinking, many ideas, knowing everything from one thing to another, brilliant, and giving inferences.

have a quick mind

It means that the inspiration and ideas for writing articles are very smooth, and people with outstanding literary talents and open minds can be written through writing.

Make sentences:? She has a quick mind and was called a seven-step genius by her classmates when she was studying in the Chinese department of the university.

Si Wen zhi chun

Ideas gush like spring water, describing openness and agility.

Sentence making: Today's editorial is very insightful. The author must be a pen of dreams and a source of ideas in order to have this excellent work.

Listen and know ten things [wé ny and zh and shí]

You can understand a lot by listening to a little. Describe being good at analogy.

Source: Gongye Chang, The Analects of Confucius in the Pre-Qin Dynasty: "How dare you turn back if you give it?" I also know a thing or two. "

The spring of talents

"the spring of talent and thought" and "the spring of literary thought" describe the ideas of writing articles as fast and rich as spring water.

Sentence making: Today's editorial is very insightful. The author must be a dream pen and a flower to have this excellent work.

And so on

Touch: contact with a certain aspect of things; Bypass: interconnection. Grasp the knowledge or law of something, and then infer the knowledge or law of similar things.

Source: "Book of Changes": "Introduction and delay; Touch growth; The power of the world is over. "

Idioms full of literary thoughts

"All-around courage" is an idiom in China, which means that ideas come out like spring water and describe them as open and flexible. Si Wen's "Thoughts on Writing Articles" describes writing ideas as fast and rich as spring. From Xie's Thought of Carving Dragons with Literary Mind in the Southern Dynasties: "It is based on literary thinking, and it is more important to be quiet."

1, synonym:

Quick thinking: Chinese idiom, pinyin is wé ns τ m τ njié, which means that the inspiration and thinking of writing articles are very smooth, and people with outstanding literary talent and open mind can be described as soon as they write. In the past, it generally meant that people were eloquent, mainly used in literature. Now people are basically described as quick-witted and flexible.

2, antonym:

Doctors buy donkeys: China idiom, pinyin is bó sh? m ? il?. Doctors buy donkeys and write three contracts, without a word "donkey"; Ironically, writing a long article is irrelevant. The instructions from Yan Jia struggled to learn.

There is an idiom called "Fountain"

The idiom "xx Spring" includes:

1, tears welled up.

Ley

ú

elder brother

Yang

It means tears are pouring down my face. Describe extreme sadness or fear.

The origin of Liu Tang's "three angry sighs" is that "Mo Dao's poems become Xu Qian without tears, and tears are like spring drops."

2. The wind is surging.

Back to the Wharf

fā

elder brother

Yang

Explain the wind: describe it as swift and violent; Rise: to rise upward. The wind blew and fountains sprang up. Metaphor means that many forces or things go hand in hand, develop rapidly and have great momentum.

The Origin of Lvyuan Li's "Qi Lu Deng" in the Qing Dynasty 108: "The two kinds of kungfu are mutually conceived, and it has become a spring."

3.think like a spring.

sī

Ruo

elder brother

Yang

Interpretation: thoughts, ideas.

Express well-written idioms

Idioms describing excellent works are:

I. Flowing clouds and flowing water [xíngyúnliúshuǐ]?

1.？ Description: the description of the article is natural and unconstrained, just like floating clouds.

2.？ From: Shi "Teacher Xie's Book": "Books and poems are familiar; Roughly like a flowing cloud, it has no definite quality at first, but it often goes in what it is doing and stops there. "

3.？ Example: the structure is like ~, with distinct levels, which echo before and after. ◎ Mao Dun's Thought of "Pear Garden"

Second, write a chapter [xiàbǐchéngzhāng]?

1.？ Description: Write an article as soon as you flick your pen. Describe the agility of writing.

2.？ From: Cao Weizhi of the Three Kingdoms, Wang Zhong Xuan Ji: "Words can be sung, and writing is written." Biography of the Three Kingdoms Shu Wei Chen Si Wang Zhi: "Say what you say and write what you write."

3.？ Example: This student is talented, quick-thinking and promising.

Third, the pen moves the dragon snake [bǐzǒulóngshé]?

1.？ Explanation: Describe calligraphy as vivid and magnificent.

2.？ Said by: Tang Li Bai cursive song: "Always seeing dragons and snakes, the left side is surprised."

3.？ Example: The scholar is small, but his chest is enormous. ◎ Ming Ling _ Early Surprise at the First Moment Volume 20

Fourth, the dragon snake at the bottom of the pen [bǐdǐlóngshé]?

1.？ Explanation: It's still a long story. Describe calligraphy as vivid and imposing.

2.？ From: Xiao Xiaosheng of Ming Lanling's "Jin Ping Mei Hua Thorn" The 31st time: "Wen Gong is knowledgeable and versatile, and he wrote a dragon snake, which is really talented."

Five, wonderful pen flowers [miàobǐshēnghuā]?

1.？ Explanation: Metaphorical writing ability is outstanding.

2.？ From: Wang Renyu's "Flowers in the Dream of Kaiyuan Tianbao" in the Five Dynasties: "When Li Taibai was young, the pen used in his dream was born with flowers, and later he became a genius and became famous all over the world."

3.？ Grammar: formal; As a predicate; Include praise