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The origin of the idiom "whimsical" is

The origin of the idiom "Wonderful" is the eighty-first poem "The Flower in the Mirror" by Li Ruzhen, a novelist in the Qing Dynasty: "This is wonderful."

Absurdity, a China idiom, is pronounced as y?Xi m:ng tiān kāI n kā i, which is a metaphor for absurdity, imagining things that can't be realized temporarily, and also a metaphor for super imagination, which comes from the mirror.

"Fantasy" is a commonly used idiom, which means that the imagination is very rich, beyond the scope of general thinking, and it is very bizarre, unrealistic and sometimes even absurd to describe people's ideas or creativity.

This idiom can be used to describe those ideas, ideas or plans that are far from reality and unrealistic. It emphasizes people's thinking leap and creativity, but it also implies that this creativity may be too bizarre or lack of practical feasibility.

In some cases, "whimsy" can also be used to belittle or laugh at those who are broad-minded and unrealistic. But it can also be used as a compliment to express praise for innovative thinking and bold imagination.

In a word, "whimsical" emphasizes the jumping and uniqueness of thinking, and is a vivid idiom used to describe people or ideas with imagination and extraordinary thinking.

Synonyms: thinking, imagining and dreaming. Antonym: down-to-earth, seeking truth from facts, self-discipline, down-to-earth and conscientious.

Brief introduction of Li Ruzhen

Li Ruzhen (about 1763- 1830), whose real name is Songshi, was born in Daxing, Zhili (now Beijing), a novelist and writer in Qing Dynasty. Known as Beipingzi, he is knowledgeable and proficient in literature and phonology. The most famous work in existence is Jing Hua Yuan. When I was a teenager, I studied ancient etiquette, music, calendar and territorial evolution with Ling Tingkan (about1755-1809). Li Ruzhen is particularly interested in territorial evolution.

Li Ruzhen's disdain for stereotyped writing (a style of imperial examination in Ming and Qing Dynasties) led to his failure in life. The biggest official is Xian Cheng of Henan Province, but he is knowledgeable and proficient in phonology. When I was a teenager, there was a book "Shi Liyin's Jane". He was born honest and frank all his life. He is neither strong nor good at finding a job, and has never had a decent office.

After middle age, he felt hopeless to find an official, so he devoted himself to study. From the 60th year of Qianlong to the 20th year of Jiaqing (1795— 18 15), Li Ruzhen spent 20 years writing a book called Lace in the Mirror, which is comparable to the list of deities written by Journey to the West. The Garden of Flowers in the Mirror is the work of Li Ruzhen in his later years. Originally planned to write 200 times, only 100 times was completed. To commemorate Li Ruzhen, Banpu Town built a "Li Ruzhen Memorial Hall" in the center of the town for people to pay their respects.