The artistic language of dragon and phoenix dance

The following are the artistic words of Dragon and Phoenix Dance:

Dragonfly and phoenix dance are idioms, which were originally used to describe winding and majestic mountains, and later described calligraphy as powerful and flexible. -Excerpt from Ode to Tokyo by Heng.

Dragon and Phoenix Dance is one of the traditional auspicious patterns in China. Consists of Tianzhu, two auspicious flowers or two birds. Zhuangzi Heaven and Earth was published: Yao looked at China, and Huafeng said, "Hey! Saint, please wish the saint a long life! ..... named St. Richie! ..... make saints more men! " People in China use Dragon and Phoenix Dance as a festive decorative pattern.

Modern Chinese originally described the grandeur of mountains, and later described the boldness and agility of calligraphy. It also means that the handwriting is scrawled and illegible.

From: Han Zhangheng's "Tokyo Fu": "My ancestor Longfei Baishui, Fengxiang participated in the market." Su Songshi's "Observing the Monument of Loyalty and Righteousness": "The mountain has long eyes, the water has flowers, and the dragon and phoenix dance is collected from Lin 'an. "

Example: I looked up and saw four large screens hanging on the north wall. The cursive script was amazing. ◎ Qing Liu E's Travels of Lao Can (the ninth time)

Synonym: free and unrestrained, flying dragons and snakes.

Grammar: combination; As predicate, object and attribute.

The origin of the idiom: Heng's "Tokyo Fu": "My ancestor Longfei Baishui, Fengxiang participated in the market." Su Songshi's "Observing the Monument of Loyalty and Righteousness": "The mountain has long eyes, the water has flowers, and the dragon and phoenix dance is collected from Lin 'an. "