Crane knee and bee waist
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h è x ī f ē ngy ā o, which means two kinds of eight diseases in poetry rhythm, generally refers to the problems in poetry rhythm, and also refers to two kinds of diseases in calligraphy. It comes from Wei Qingzhi of Song Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
Wei Qingzhi of the Song Dynasty wrote "the poet Yuxie, the disease of poetry, the disease of poetry has eight aspects": "three is the bee waist, the second word can't be the same as the fifth word The fourth is the crane's knee, and the fifth word may not have the same sound as the fifteenth word. "
Idiom usage
In recent years, there have been so many poems and thoughts that they can not be separated from each other. If the trend of rising clouds and waves is not declining, how can it be blocked. Li Bo, Tang Dynasty
Analysis of Idioms
Bee waist and crane knee
Chinese PinYin : hè xī fēng yāo
Crane knee and bee waist
a mantis trying to stop a chariot. táng bì dāng chē
a person of noble aspirations. yǒu zhì zhī shì
Push the deaf and make up the dumb. tuī lóng zhuāng yǎ
Right voice and elegant voice. zhèng shēng yǎ yīn
light wind and drizzling rain. xié fēng xì yǔ
Take advantage of the shelter. jiè péng shǐ fēng