What are some words of praise for the "photographer"?

Pinyin is dú jjiang x ρ n, which means to have a unique and ingenious mind, and it means to be creative in technology or art, also known as "originality". Ingenuity refers to ingenious ideas. It is an idiom with verb-object structure, which is usually used as an attribute in a sentence and has a positive emotional color.

From Zhang Hu's "Wang Youcheng Landscape Barrier" in the Tang Dynasty: "It is difficult to be clever at the end of the pen." It means that what is written with a pen is the essence, but the meaning between the lines is very different, so it is difficult to use it uniquely and skillfully.

2. Perfect.

The pronunciation is lúHuǒchún qěng. According to legend, Taoist alchemy was successful when the fire in the furnace gave off a pure blue flame. Metaphor knowledge, technology or work to the point of perfection.

From Pu's "Evil Sea Flower": "It has reached a perfect climate; It is time for the brothers to show their talents. " It means the time is ripe, and it's time for the two brothers to show their talents.

3, superb.

Pinyin is chshén rüHuà, which describes that literature, art or skills have reached a wonderful state, and it also describes that it has surpassed the supernatural power and reached the realm of a free country. This is a Taoist term, and "trance" refers to the out-of-body spirit of yin and yang; "Infiltration" refers to reaching the realm of transformation, which is a wonderful realm of Taoism. Superb means that the Taoist Yang God has reached the highest level.

From modern Qin Mu's "Shrimp Fun": "I wonder how many live shrimps this old painter observed before he painted them so beautifully."

4. Ingenuity.

Pinyin is biéCHXěn cáI, which means to express a different new idea or method, verb-object style; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Represents a different new idea or method.

From Li Zhi's The Water Margin in the Ming Dynasty: "Today is not what it used to be." This means that the current practice is different from the previous one and is a unique new concept.

5. Don't stick to the rules.

Pinyin is bù luò kē jiù, which means that the metaphor is unconventional and unique (mostly used in articles or works of art). Stereotype: Old-fashioned, old format. Verb object type; As subject, predicate and attribute; Affection full of praise.

From the seventy-sixth chapter of Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions in Qing Dynasty: This "convex" and "concave" have always been used by the least people, but now they are directly used as the name of the pavilion, which is more fresh and unconventional.