What is charm?

Charm is implicit. The taste of interest. The language is "Surprise at the First Moment" Volume 30: "(Shi Zhen) likes it in his heart, but he doesn't feel any charm." Ouyang Shan's "Three Alleys" Sany: "On the whole, among the sincere and handsome elegance, the weather-beaten torture charm makes him particularly moving."

detailed description

1. [Persistent Appearance]: Implied meaning

2. [Aroma]: Interest and flavor

Until a satrap is obedient in front of him, although he likes it in his heart, he feels no lasting appeal. -"The first moment of surprise"

1. Also called "charm". 1. flavor; Interest.

"Surprise at the First Moment" Volume 30: "(Shi Zhen) likes it in his heart, but he doesn't find it attractive." Xinmin Evening News 1992. 10. 1: "This series full of China cultural charm is a loss."

2. still look.

Ouyang Shan's "Three Pavilions" Trinity: "Generally speaking, among the sincere and handsome elegance, the charm of wind and frost makes him particularly moving."

3 source of words

As an important category of China's ancient poetics, "verve" can be said to be an aesthetic summary of the tradition of "harmony for pleasure" and "metaphor for taste". "Rhyme" is an aesthetic feature related to music and hearing, which is extended to "rhyme" in poetic language, reflecting the close relationship between "poetry" and "song". "Taste" was originally a concept related to taste. After rhetorical transformation and aesthetic transformation, it has become an important category of aesthetic evaluation. The combination of "rhyme" and "taste" mainly refers to the aesthetic effect that the aesthetic object lingers for three days and has endless aftertaste.