Full of pen and ink(bǐ bǎo mò hān)

Full of pen and ink

The Chinese idiom "Bi Man Mo Han" is pronounced as "B ǐ B ǎ om ò h ā n", which is interpreted as "full pen and sufficient ink". It describes the sound and rich poetry.

explain

The pen is full and the ink is sufficient. It describes the sound and rich poetry.

source

In Zhu Zhixi's preface to a journey to the north in the Qing Dynasty, it is said that "a group of people who are full of ink and cover their years old, turn Pengzhou into a shoe, and Kuai Gou into Zimo." Chen tingzhuo's Bai yuzhai poetry in Qing Dynasty: "Zhang Xiaoxiang's Liu Zhou Ge Tou is incisive, full of pen and ink, which makes people dance."

Examples

The theme of love in Charlotte Bronte's novels by Yang Jingyuan: "the author describes the beauty of Shirley with deep feeling and deep ink."

Discrimination of words

Synonym: pen sound and ink full

English translation

beinthemiddleofacreativewritingmood

data

Degree of common use: rare emotion color: commendatory words grammar usage: as object, attribute; used in the article idiom structure: combined generation time: Ancient

Chinese PinYin : bǐ bǎo mò hān