Full of strength

Full of strength

Rich in muscles and strength, Chinese words, from Jin Weishuo's "pen array map": "first learn big books, not from a young age. He who is good at learning doesn't write, and he who is good at writing doesn't learn. Those who are good at writing have more bone, those who are not good at writing have more meat, those who are more bone and less meat are called Jin Shu, and those who are more meat and less bone are called Mo Zhu. The more powerful the tendons are, the more weak the tendons are. One by one, from the news. " Definition: abundance: fullness, fullness; tendons: ligaments on tendons or bones; Duoli: strength. Calligraphy is strong and vigorous. The structure of figurative font is solid and full, and the writing power is strong.

pronunciation

fēngjēnduōlì

source

In Song Dynasty, Wu Mingshi's Xuanhe Shupu said, "at the beginning of the Three Kingdoms, the study of Chinese characters was absent, so Yao became a family law, and the commentators said that he was full of strength and might travel around in the rain."