give a vivid and lifelike description
Picturesque, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Hu ì y ǐ nghu ì sh ē ng, which means to describe vivid narration or description. From quhua.
The origin of Idioms
In the third part of quhua by Liang Tingzhen in Qing Dynasty, "Peach Blossom Fan" is characterized by its sparse and refreshing writing style, and its characters in the Southern Dynasties are depicted vividly and vividly
Idiom usage
It can be used as predicate, attributive and adverbial to describe the vivid narration or description. Chapter 17 of Wu Jingzi's the scholars of the Qing Dynasty: "vivid pictures can make readers clap their hands and cry out." Chapter 4 of tsunamis by Junqing? 'say it in a picture. ' from the beginning to the end, I'll tell you what to do and say it vividly. Changes in 60 years by Li Liuru
Chinese PinYin : huì yǐng huì shēng
give a vivid and lifelike description
Friendship between the two sides of the river. hé liáng zhì yí
cause-and-effect relationship. yuán qīng liú qīng
Return the original to the original. huán yuán fǎn běn
and the year is drawing to a close. suì yù qí mù
Cover the ground and cover the sky. zhē dì gài tiān
birds of the same feather flock together. shēng qì xiāng qiú