What does "wonderful workmanship" describe? Where is it usually used?

It means that man-made exquisiteness is better than natural products, and it describes superb skills. More refers to handicrafts.

Wonderful workmanship is an idiom pronounced qi m: o du ó ti ā n g not ng.

Source: Guo Xiaochuan's "In the climax of socialism": "600 million pairs of exquisite hands are creating their own happiness."

Ingenious workmanship is synonymous with exquisite carving, exquisite craftsmanship and exquisiteness.

1, finely carved, pinyin jóng diāo xèkè, which means finely carved and carefully portrayed. The metaphor is very serious and meticulous. Describe the painstaking description when creating artistic works, and also refer to the spirit of careful processing and deliberate pursuit of perfection.

Source: Deng Xiaoping advocates intensive cultivation: "In the past, the work in Hebei, Shandong and Henan was much more lively than that in Taihang. Taihang's works are not vivid enough, but they are carefully carved. "

2. China's idiom "excelling in nature" describes superb artistic skills such as architecture and sculpture, as if they were created by ghosts and gods.

Source: When the essayist Liu praised the beauty of Wuyi Mountain, he once wrote: "The uncanny workmanship is also strong, and the destiny is suspicious."

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The antonym of wonderful workmanship: shoddy and careless.

1, Jerry-building is an idiom, pronounced czhlà ao, which means poor production, no attention to quality, irresponsible and sloppy work.

Source: Lu Xun's criticism of merchants in Lace Literature: "Those who don't make a living by selling articles don't have to' shoddy'."

2. Carelessness is an idiom, which is pronounced as c zh hdaàyè, meaning to draw a picture, draw a tree carelessly, and have no meticulous brushwork, meaning that the work is rough and not meticulous.

Source:? Zhao Shuli's Lou is so detailed that I can't finish it in three days and three nights. I still accidentally tell you!