What is the expert's next sentence?

Experts look at the doorway. The next sentence is watching the fun. An expert refers to a person who has rich knowledge and experience in something or a job. Doorways, tricks and methods of doing things. A layman refers to a person who has no understanding or experience of something or a job. An expert sees things as the way to see the essence, while a layman can only look at appearances and excitement.

Usage: It is often used to indicate whether a person is an expert or a layman. Exodus: His boxing is unusual. Experts watch the doorway, laymen watch the excitement. According to martial arts experts, his movements seem to be few in variety, but steady and powerful, with real kung fu.

Experts focus on the doorway, while Ba Li focuses on the vivid source.

Excerpts from the Warrior Map of the Seventeen Warrior Circles in Yongzheng, also known as the Story of Tonglin, is a short and medium story about chivalrous storytelling written by famous storytellers at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, which mainly tells the story that Tonglin opened the world and finally created the infinite gate.

There are a lot of true descriptions of greenways in the martial arts rivers and lakes in the book. The author often quotes classics, narrates comments, and is familiar with the folk customs of old Beijing. He can "talk about martial arts" and turn the knight-errant map into a book of learning. With chivalrous men such as Tong Lin as the main body and princes such as Yin Zhen and Nian Gengyao as the foil, the map of chivalrous men in Yongzheng jumped out of the mode of "taking one minister and one official as the center and always leading the generals" in books such as Shi Gong Case and Gong Peng Case to a certain extent.