Four-character idioms related to writing articles

1. Four-character words with "文"

Idioms containing "文" include (a few explanations are listed below): pictures and texts, elegant writing, chewing on words, penniless, red tape , gentle and elegant, the four treasures of the study, covering up mistakes in literature, playing in martial arts, taking no money, making a big fuss, superficial articles, empty papers, making friends with literature, being polite and polite, being able to be both literary and military, having both civil and military skills, being good at literary traitors and helping evil, Pan Wenlezhi, Tianwenzong, The article is not on the topic, the snake turns into a dragon, the article remains unchanged, the article is profound and thoughtful, the article is comprehensive and the force is adjusted, the article is gentle and new, the ancient prose is Confucian, the article is clever and sophisticated, the copy is confusing, the article is incomprehensible, the article is viewed with Qie, and the words are said Without literature, he can travel not far, he has both civil and military skills, Wenzong Academy, the quality of literature is boundless, his writing is only righteous, he cultivates literature underground, he has both civil and military talents, citizen literature, he has no words, he performs martial arts and cultivates literature, he has the same literary standards, he does not Straightforward one article, Bingwen Jingwu, Wenwen and deep slander, Unable to write and ink, Wenchuanwuxiang, full of articles, Wenwen deep network secret, good at writing and martial arts, Kuiwen Fenwu, pillow classics and Xiwen, Fufu articles, dancing in writing, literati Wu Xing, Yun Wen Yun Wu, Zhi Wen with harmful intentions, Mr. Guang Wen, Literary and elegant idiom: Wen Zhi Bin Bin [wén zhì bīn bīn] Definition: Wen: Literary talent; Quality: substance; Bin Bin: Descriptive and appropriate.

It originally described a person who was both elegant and simple, but later it was used to describe a person who is elegant and polite. Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Yong Ye": "Quality is superior to literature, which leads to wildness; literature is superior to quality, which is history.

Literary quality is gentle; then a gentleman." Sentence creation: The new Chinese teacher is wearing a pair of myopia glasses and wearing a Wearing a student uniform, he looks ~.

Idiom: chew words [yǎo wén jiáo zì] Definition: describe excessive consideration of words. They often stick to the words without paying attention to the spiritual essence.

Source: Yuan Qiaoji's "Little Taohong·Gift to Liu Ya'er" Song: "Hanging the palace to conquer; chewing on words; who dares to chew on words." Sentence: We should correctly understand the meaning of words, tens of millions of people No~.

Idiom: Wen Guò shì fēi [wén guò shì fēi] Definition: Wen, decoration: cover up; Guo, Fei: mistake. Use beautiful words to cover up your faults and mistakes.

Source: Tang Dynasty Liu Zhiji's "Shi Tong": "In the early period, the sages set up teachings; their principles are grand; they may express their hearts with oaths; they may also say that they are not being wronged. How can it be compared with the mediocre scholars? To learn; to cover up one's faults; to keep one's questions silent; to keep doubts; that's all!" Sentence making: If you don't correct your mistakes, you will make bigger mistakes.

Idiom: Make friends through writing [yǐ wén huì yǒu] Definition: Refers to making friends through writing. Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Yan Yuan": "Zengzi said: 'A gentleman makes friends with literature; a gentleman spreads benevolence with friends.

'" Sentence creation: At the competition meeting, friends from all over the world presented their works for exchange, ~ . 2. What are the four-character idioms that describe "articles"

1. Concise and concise

Pinyin: yán jiǎn yì gāi

Explanation: Comprehensive: complete. Not much words, but full of meaning. Describe speaking and writing concisely.

Source: Qing Dynasty Hua Weisheng's "A Strange Injustice at the Founding of the People's Republic of China: Being Captured": "Mr. Menghua, what do you think of this manuscript? It is concise and concise, and I am worthy of being an old wheeler."

Examples and sentences: Our compositions should be concise and to the point, not sloppy.

2. Yaoyanbufan

Pinyin: yào yán bù fán

Explanation: Yao: brief; Fan: cumbersome. Refers to speaking or writing simply and concisely, without being cumbersome.

Source: "Three Kingdoms·Book of Wei·Biography of Guan Ren": "Yan smiled and praised it and said: 'It can be said that you don't have to worry about talking.'"

Sentence examples: Yes , then - "On the Essence of Chinese Nationalism", if you really want to talk about it, you won't get tired of reading it! Lu Xun's "Wandering·Old Master Gao"

3. Yang Yang Sa Sa

Pinyin: yáng yáng sǎ sǎ

Explanation: Yang Yang: the appearance of grandness and numerous; Sa Sa: understand , smooth appearance. Describes articles or conversations as rich, lively, and continuous.

Source: "Han Feizi·Nanyan": "So for those who are difficult to say, if their words are smooth and eloquent, they will be seen as flashy and unreal."

Sentence examples: Also used in situational inquiries. No big, eloquent articles. Zou Taofen "Since the Anti-Japanese War: Suggestions from "Guests""

4. Zi Zi Zhu Ji

Pinyin: zì zì zhū jī

Explanation: Pearl: round pearl ; Ji: a pearl that is not round. The descriptive language of the poem is refined, and every word is as precious as a pearl.

Source: Ming Dynasty Tang Xianzu's "Handan Notes: Gift Examination": "Listen to the yellow list to recruit talents, use all the donated money to attract the nobles, and then the writing of the niche will be full of gems."

Examples and sentences: Who knows that his appearance is not enough, but his talent is more than enough. When the pen is written, the chapters are beautiful, and when the ink is running, the words are exquisite.

Chapter 1 of "The Legend of Killing Ghosts" by Liu Zhang of the Qing Dynasty

5. Thought-provoking

Pinyin: fā rén shēn xǐng

Explanation: Fa: Enlightenment; Province: Awakening . Inspire people to think deeply and wake up.

Source: Tang Dynasty Du Fu's poem "Wandering to Longmen Fengxian Temple": "To wake up and hear the morning bell is thought-provoking."

Examples of sentences: To hear the bell in the clear night , thought-provoking. "New Chronicles of Yu Chu·Commentary on the Biography of Jin Zhongjie" 3. Four-character words about writing

Idioms about writing:

An Ru Taishan describes extremely safe and stable. Tai, also written as "Tai". Same as "as safe as Mount Tai".

Source: "Yi Lin Kun Zhongfu" by Jiao Gan of the Han Dynasty: "An peace like Mount Tai, where good fortune and good fortune are achieved repeatedly. Although there are jackals and tigers, they will not be in danger."

Holding the rafter contains lead and lead powder; the rafter contains wooden slips. All writing utensils. Refers to being diligent in writing and proofreading. Same as "holding the lead and holding the rafter".

Source: "Xie Liangfu Sanqi" written by Shen Zun of the Song Dynasty: "However, holding the casket and holding the lead, he goes in and out of the Chengming Office; he holds the bag and the prong, and goes up and down to the Taiwei court."

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Flowers growing on the tip of the pen are a metaphor for great progress in writing ability. The article was also described as well written.

Source: Volume 10 of "Yunxian Miscellaneous Notes" by Feng Zhi of the Tang Dynasty: "Li Taibai's Shaomeng pen is full of flowers, and he is famous all over the world."

The metaphor of flowers in his pen Talented people think handsomely and write excellent poems.

Source: "The Legacy of Kaiyuan Tianbao" by Wang Renyu of the Five Dynasties: "Li Taibai dreamed of flowers growing on the head of the pen he used when he was young, and he became famous all over the world."

Bi Tomb Grind through the bald pen to form a grave, and grind it with an inkstone to make holes. Refers to the profound writing skills.

Source: Ming Dynasty Ling Shuchu's "Small Quotation of "The Surprise of Shooting the Case at Two Moments": "It is said that it is not enough to supply the sauce pot, but the wings fly away, and it is better to pick up the mustache, vomit blood, and grind it through the pen tomb. , whether it is sold or not is separated by the sky. ”

Bie ??Chu Bie: In addition; Jizhu: loom, a metaphor for the conception and layout of poetry. It refers to finding new ways of writing and being able to innovate.

Source: "Book of Wei·Zu Ying Biography": "The article must be self-motivated and become the character of the family."

Talent is short and thinking is austere. Talent: talent and knowledge. Short: short and shallow. Astringent: dull. Short-sighted and slow-thinking. Refers to poor writing skills.

Source: Song Dynasty Lou Yao's "Gongweiji·Leiyu Yingzhao Fengshi": "When it is appropriate to write an edict to fill in the committee, I will be short-lived and busy."

Seven steps of talent describes quick thinking.

Source: "Shi Shuo Xin Yu·Literature" by Liu Yiqing of the Southern Dynasties and Song Dynasty: "Emperor Wen (Cao Pi) tried to order King Dong'a (Cao Zhi, Pi's younger brother) to compose a poem in seven steps, and those who failed to do so practiced Dafa; he responded Then he wrote a poem: "The beans are boiled to make a soup, and the black beans are boiled to make juice; the beans are burning under the cauldron, and they are all from the same root, so why fry them in a hurry?"

Colored Brush Flowers are a metaphor for great progress in talent and thinking.

Source: Yuan Dynasty Tang Shi's "When Appreciating Flowers: Playing to Greet a Friend's New Marriage": "The green sleeves are filled with fragrance, and the flowers blooming with colored brushes are familiar in dreams."

Cao Guran Han Gu, wooden slip; Han, long and hard bird feathers. Refers to writing.

Source: "Chatting under the Lamp·Dreams and Gods" by Anonymous of the Song Dynasty: "To worship the pine and change it is to use the goblet to dye the Han; to express it and present it to the king." 4. Four-character words describing literature

Literature: Yangba Zhenzao: Pa: describes the article as gorgeous and colorful. (Good literary talent) Bizuo Jichi: describes the language of the article as wonderful and wonderful. (Exquisite language) Wandering and arbitrary: describes the article as eloquent. Freely, boldly and boldly. (With momentum) The words are flawless: the wording is innovative when writing the article, and does not follow the predecessors. Describes the article as being unique and has a unique style. (The wording is innovative) Jin Jiexiu: Describes the article Exquisite, well-structured. (rigorous structure) Short and concise: describes articles, speeches, etc. that are short and powerful. (Short) Flowery: describes the article's gorgeous rhetoric. (Gorgeous rhetoric) Integrated: describes the article's painting, evenly arranged, rigorous structure. (structure Rigorous) Flowing water and flowing clouds: Describes the natural and unrestricted nature of the article, just like floating clouds and flowing water. (It can refer to both fluent language and natural and unrestricted content) Shenwanqizuo: The air is very comfortable . often describes an article that runs through the beginning and end of the article in one go. Hard words: describes the article's majestic momentum, vigorous and powerful. Emotional and rich: refers to the article's rich thoughts and feelings, and the diction is also very beautiful. The writing is full of flowers: describes the article is well written. Not spreading or branching: a metaphor for speaking or writing an article concisely and to the point, without being sloppy. A coughing up a drop of saliva: a metaphor for precise words and a clever argument. (Accurate speech) The finishing touch: referring to the wonderful points of the article. Straight to the point: you can see it when you open the door. Mountain. It is a metaphor for talking about the topic directly when speaking or writing an article, without beating around the bush. Quoting from other sources: referring to citing materials as a basis or example when speaking or writing an article. Explaining in a simple way: referring to the content of a speech or article being profound, but the language is easy to understand. Speaking in an orderly manner: Speak and write in an orderly manner. To speak without fuss: It means speaking or writing in a simple and concise manner without being fussy.

5. Four-character words containing "文"

To make a big fuss means to achieve a certain goal, to create extraneous details on certain issues, or to use the topic to expand the situation. A big fuss refers to a discourse, an article, or something that has been revealed Among the phenomena, it has an elusive meaning or other situations. It is worthless to describe a worthless article. It is a metaphor for an excellent article and a very talented one. Wen Zongzong: a person who is imitated by others.

A figure who served as a model for literati in ancient times. Being given a tattoo: being distributed; tattoo: being tattooed with patterns on the body.

Originally refers to the customs of the ancient Wu and Yue generations. Later it was also used to refer to the customs of uncivilized areas.

Superficial articles refer to exaggerated or unrealistic, perfunctory practices. Bowen makes an appointment with etiquette. Bo: Jinwo, Guang; Appointment: restraint.

Study widely and abide by etiquette. Not establishing words is a Buddhist term that refers to Zen enlightenment, which does not involve words and does not rely on scriptures, but only relies on the heart-to-heart connection between master and disciple, their understanding and agreement, and the teaching and reception of the Dharma.

Neither civil nor military. Can neither be civilized nor martial. Talented and civilized means that a person has both civil and military talents.

rough: slightly; tong: thorough. Wenmo: refers to writing articles.

Know a little bit about writing. Chunk Article Chunk: The Earth.

Originally refers to the beautiful and beautiful scenery of nature. Later, it is used to praise others in long and informative articles.

Moral articles refer to thoughts, moral character and knowledge. Underground literary editing used to refer to the early death of talented writers.

Legal relics refer to laws, rituals, systems and valuable things left over from past dynasties. Cut hair tattoos. Cut your hair short and get tattoos on your body.

It is the custom of certain ethnic groups in ancient times. Be rich by learning more knowledge and skills.

The end of red tape: regulations, rituals; festival: etiquette. Overly complicated rituals and etiquette.

Metaphor for trivial and unnecessary things. Red tape: rules, rituals; tape: numerous; festival: etiquette.

Overly complicated rituals or etiquette. It is also a metaphor for other tedious and redundant matters.

Negative articles are articles written from the opposite side of things. Polyrefers to irony.

A penny is not straight. Straight: the same as "value". Not worth a penny.

Description has no value. Wen means civilized governance; Ren means appointment; Wu means force.

Abolish civil rule and use force. Refers to the emphasis on martial arts.

Not a penny. Not a penny. Metaphor regardless of reward.

Pennyless Name: Possession. Not a penny or a copper coin.

A metaphor for being very poor. Gorgeous and empty words.

Gao Wen Dian Shu refers to the important documents and edicts of the feudal court. Official documents are routine documents with fixed formats and formulas in the old officialdom.

It is a metaphor that only pays attention to the form, empty words without actual content, or the usual perfunctory rhetoric. Guiwenniaoji refers to ancient hieroglyphics.

Hui Ye Literati refers to people who have literary genius and have a vocational relationship with writing. Comparative essay: Comparison, comment.

Comment on martial arts and discuss articles. Jizi Longwen Jizi: a thousand-mile horse; Longwen: the name of a horse. In the old days, it often referred to a child prodigy.

It was originally a nickname for a good son. Later, it was often used as a metaphor for talents.

Wen, Wei and Wu have the ability to govern a country, both civil and military. Linwen is not taboo. Lin: and; taboo: taboo.

There is no need to avoid taboos when writing. Strange words and sentences: Rare and rare.

Beautiful article. Wonderful Article *** Appreciation: Let’s appreciate the rare and good articles together.

Deep article Zhou Na Zhou Na: Luo Zhi's crime. Refers to the harsh or distorted use of legal provisions to convict an innocent person.

It also refers to imposing charges on people in a far-fetched way without being based on the facts. A snake turns into a dragon, but its text remains unchanged. No matter how the metaphor changes in form, the essence remains the same.

The books have the same text, and the cars have the same track. The cars have the same track, and the words are the same. A metaphor for national unity.

Sven and sweep the floor: Sven: refers to culture or literati; sweep the floor: metaphors the complete loss of reputation, credit, status, etc. It means that culture or literati are not respected or literati are willing to degenerate.

Same text *** track Same text: the words used are the same across the country; *** track: the width and width of the track are the same across the country. Unify words, unify ruts.

A metaphor for national unity. Sour words and fake jealousy describe pretending to be elegant and polite.

Wenzhiwugong is a metaphor for politics and military affairs. Wenjun's new widow refers to a woman who died shortly after her husband died.

The literati look down upon each other. The way of civil and military affairs, one step at a time. Wen and Wu: refer to King Wen of Zhou and King Wu of Zhou.

It means the combination of leniency and severity, which is the method used by King Wen and King Wu to govern the country. It is now used as a metaphor for the tightness of life and the work and rest of work, which must be reasonably arranged.

Wen Tian Wu Xi Tian: leisurely; Xi: having fun. The civil servants were at ease and contented, while the military officers were wandering around and having fun.

Refers to officials who only care about comfort and enjoyment, eating, drinking and having fun, and do not care about state affairs. The writing style doesn't move at all.

Describes no damage or change at all. Wen Zhi Bin Bin Wen: Literary talent; Quality: substance; Bin Bin: Descriptive and appropriate.

It originally described a person who was both elegant and simple, but later it was used to describe a person who is elegant and polite. Wu Wen Nong Fa: Wu, Nong: playing around, playing with; Wen: legal provisions; Fa: law.

Distort legal provisions and engage in fraud for personal gain. Wen Guo, Fei: Wen, decoration: cover up; Guo, Fei: mistake.

Use beautiful words to cover up your faults and mistakes. Weiwu scriptures refer to those who are civilized and martial, and have the ability to govern the country.

Literati have no morals. People who like to play with words often have bad conduct. The text is not dotted. Dotted: add a little bit to indicate deletion.

The article is complete in one go and does not need to be modified. Describes quick thinking and proficient writing skills.

The word "Wen Cong" means obedience: obedience, obedience; Shun: smoothness. It means the article is smooth.

Wenjun’s New Jiao Jiao: It used to refer to a woman’s marriage, but here it refers to her remarriage. Originally refers to Zhuo Wenjun's marriage to Sima Xiangru in the Han Dynasty.

Later refers to the widow remarrying. Wenwenya Wenwen: gentle and polite; Erya: elegant.

Describes a person with a gentle attitude and gentle actions. Nowadays, it also refers to the lack of fighting spirit, lack of boldness and aggressiveness in doing things, and lack of enterprising spirit.

The four treasures of the study commonly refer to pen, ink, paper and inkstone. The article is based on Zai Dao. Zai means loading, extending to clarify; Dao means truth, which generally refers to thoughts.

It means that the article is to explain the truth. Origin of literary conduct: Wen: knowledge; Xing: conduct; Origin: official; Place: living in seclusion.

It used to refer to the literati’s knowledge, conduct and attitude towards retiring from official positions. Micro-texts and deep slander try every possible means to convict innocent people.

See the text for meaning. Wen: text, refers to the literal meaning; righteousness: meaning. Without understanding the exact meaning of a certain word or phrase, one can only interpret it literally and give an inaccurate interpretation.

The article does not match the title. The meaning of the article does not match the title. Refers to people who speak or write articles that cannot be specific to the topic.

Wen Tao and Wu Lue Tao: refers to the "Six Tao", an ancient military book, which is divided into six Tao of literature, martial arts, dragon, tiger, leopard and dog; Lue: refers to the "Three Strategies", an ancient military book, where Three volumes. A metaphor for military strategy.

Wuwennongmo Wu, Nong: deliberately playing with; Wen, Mo: writing style. Deliberately playing with the writing.

The original accusation was to cheat by misquoting legal provisions. It often refers to toying with.

6. Four-character words commonly used in third-grade compositions

Serious, eye-catching, white-haired, talking to oneself, using both hands and feet,

Attractive, fluttering in the wind, Tight and solid, turning around, wisps of smoke,

Returning with a full load, the moon setting on the willow branches, jumping back and forth, swaying, in groups,

Endearing, indeed It’s true, it’s exciting, it’s crowded, it’s dusty,

The sun is shining, it’s the chickens dancing, it’s the golden autumn, it’s flying in the sky, it’s dancing,

I’m shocked, half-sinking, half-floating , you squeeze me, nod frequently, fragrant and charming,

cheerfully bloom, smile suddenly, accurate, adjust at will, learning is endless,

unreserved, endless flow , flowers and trees, world-famous, looking back and looking into the distance,

Two dragons playing with pearls, famous at home and abroad, with different shapes, beautiful scenery, rich products,

Extremely magnificent, uneven, and different colors. 1. Four feet in the air, sweet and sour,

Scenery, people, dazzling array, everything you need, a feast for the eyes,

Tourist attraction, world-famous, night falls , dazzling, all over the world,

Brilliant, fascinating, overwhelming, combined into one, showing great power,

Screaming, chaotic, comparable, Living in harmony, listless,

Discouraged, escaping from a lion's mouth, searching for a sword, swaying, without thinking,

Silent, getting what you want, staring, suddenly enlightened, silent,

motionless, jumping up and down, tossing and turning, studying hard, calling for thousands of times,

downcast, competing for beauty, sleeping in the open air, colorful, in groups,

all kinds of strange things, good quality and good price Cheap, colorful, tall buildings, blocking left and right,

Jumping up and down, cheerful, shaking head