What does Song Huizong s eagle, Zhao Ziang s horse mean and what does it mean?

Song Huizong's eagle and Zhao Ziang's horse are both very powerful, and they are also very noble, this sentence actually only brings some more precious things, and it also means that they are very difficult to see.

In ancient China, Song Huizong was good at painting eagles, and Zhao Ziang was good at painting horses. Therefore, the folk circulated the words "Song Huizong's eagle, Zhao Ziang's horse - good painting". Later, in "Dream of Red Mansions", Mandarin Duck also quoted this sentence, homophonic "good words" to satirize his sister-in-law.

This is a sentence after the break, Song Huizong's eagle, Zhao Ziang's horse - they are all good words (paintings). The eagle painted by Huizong of the Song Dynasty and the horse painted by Zhao Ziang are both very famous good paintings, homophonic "good words". This sentence also has a derogatory connotation, and the story goes like this, there is a doorway, passers-by peeing, and the filth is unpleasant.

The owner refused, so he drew a turtle on the wall and inscribed: "Whoever drowns here is this thing." "There is a rare evil, asked

Whose hand is this? The master admitted that he painted it, and the evil young said: "Song Huizong, Zhao Ziang and the three of you are immortal together."

The master asked the reason, and the evil young said: "Song Huizong's eagle, Zhao Ziang's horse, and you're a turtle, which can be called the three unique ancient and modern." "It means that a good painting is not a good word.

Song Huizong is good at painting eagles, Zhao Ziang is good at painting horses, and later there is such a sentence in the folk: Song Huizong's eagle, Zhao Ziang's horse - they are all good paintings (words), and most of the time they have ironic significance.

Zhao Ziang is also very good at painting, he often puts his thoughts and feelings in the painting, the painting method is superb, giving people a very high sense of beauty, he paints the horse flexible and vigorous, as if from the painting to live.

A classic quote from "Dream of Red Mansions".There are many classic quotations in Dream of Red Mansions, such as describing Lin Daiyu's appearance. In the book, it is written that her two eyebrows seem to be smoke eyebrows. Her eyebrows seem to be happy and affectionate, her figure is still relatively delicate, and it has been written that she is very delicate.

When Lin Baoyu was reading the story with Baochai, he talked about the guilt of Jing and pleading guilty. Among them, Baochai laughed at Baoyu and said, it turned out that this was called the guilt of Jing Plea, and she meant two meanings, after Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu had an awkward quarrel, Jia Baoyu apologized to Daiyu.

The meaning of the words questioned by netizensIn fact, in Dream of Red Mansions, not only the protagonists, their eloquence is very powerful, but their maids are also very exciting. In, the eldest man, when he fell in love with the mandarin duck, the mandarin duck expressed a very refusal, and then Mrs. Xing went to find the mandarin duck's relatives, that is, her brother and sister-in-law. Later, when the mandarin duck looked at her sister-in-law, she began to sarcastically mock her sister-in-law, saying that Song Huizong's eagle and Zhao Ziang's horse were all good paintings, which was also a sarcastic discourse for her sister-in-law.

Chinese culture is broad and profoundIn traditional Chinese culture, their cultural meaning is very broad and profound, so for the present, we need to enter into an in-depth understanding and research, and if we really want to study the literature in the Dream of Red Mansions, we can also find some classical anthologies or consult some literati.

It is said that Song Huizong has a very good picture of an eagle, but I have not heard that he is particularly good at painting eagles, and this painting has only been said by Mr. Tian Yunzhang, but no one has seen it. Zhao Mengfu's paintings of horses are very good, and he has a lot of paintings about horses.

This sentence means that Song Huizong Ying painted the best, Zhao Ziang's horse painted the best, this is a metaphor for the painting of people is great.

Song Huizong and Zhao Ziang's painting skills are very superb, literally means that Song Huizong is good at painting eagles, and Zhao Ziang is good at painting horses. This sentence was said by the golden mandarin duck in the dream of the Red Mansion, and she mocked her sister-in-law for marrying an old man for money.

Song Huizong is good at painting eagles, and Zhao Ziang is good at painting horses.

Therefore, the folk have Song Huizong's eagle and Zhao Ziang's horse - they are all good paintings (words).

It's not the meaning of the upstairs answer. This is the words of the maid of the old lady Jia in the dream of the Red Mansion, sarcastically mocking his sister-in-law. What's the use of a good painting, it doesn't govern the country and the country. So it's not a "nice word".

From "Dream of Red Mansions", Zhao Ji and Zhao Mengfu are authentic to the royal family, one was captured, and the other took refuge in the enemy of the sect, but they all have developed artistic cells, calligraphy and painting are fine, and the paintings painted are of course good paintings, (good words), being a big person has a loss, but it is obscene, Cao Xueqin borrowed the mouth of the mandarin duck and scolded the spineless person! The literal meaning can be used as an afterword.

Song Huizong's eagle and Zhao Ziang's horse are all good paintings (words).

This is an old phrase that takes the homonym of "painting" and "words", and is mostly used in ironic situations. The 46th chapter of "Dream of Red Mansions" wrote: Mandarin ducks were taken by Jia Yu, the eldest son of Jia's mother, and a group of people were happy, helping, dodging, watching, and pitying each other.

The sister-in-law of the mandarin duck thought that it was a great thing, so she came to persuade without interest, and was given a scoop of cold water by the mandarin duck. She scolded, "That's a lot!

What a good word! Song Huizong's eagle and Zhao Ziang's horse are all good paintings. There's irony in that.

This is not to deny the painting quality of Zhao Ji and Zhao Mengfu, but to use the peerless rarity of eagle paintings and horse paintings to refute those words that chew the tongue are not good words. （

Here's an afterword:

Song Huizong's eagle and Zhao Ziang's horse ,—— are all good words (paintings).

The eagle painted by Song Huizong and the horse painted by Zhao Ziang are all very famous good paintings, homophonic "good words".

There are so many good paintings by ancient painters, why use these two people? Here's an allusion:

"Xiaolin Guangji" has an article "Three Uniques of Ancient and Modern", to the effect that there is a door, and passers-by pee on feces and pee, and the filth is unpleasant. The owner refused, so he drew a turtle on the wall and inscribed:

The one who drows here is this thing. One of the evils was rare and asked, "Whose handiwork is this?"

Song Huizong's eagle, Zhao Ziang's horse, and you, the turtle, can be called the three unique ancient and modern. ”

According to the story, the phrase after the break has a derogatory connotation—a good painting is not a good word.

This is something that says that these two people are good at drawing. Song Huizong's eagle painting is good. Zhao Ziang, that is, Zhao Mengfu, is good at drawing horses.