The painting of the comet
Huipan Huatu is a Chinese word. Its pinyin is Hu à f à nhu à t ú, which means sweeping the ground with a broom and painting mud with a knife. Metaphor is extremely easy.
Explanation: Comet: broom; Si: Sprinkle the ground with water. Apply: mud. From: biography of Wang Bao in the book of Han Dynasty: "when it comes to skillful smelting and casting of the simplicity of the cadres, the clear water will sharpen their edge, and they will be more and more restrained. Water breaks the dragon and Lu Xige. It's like painting. " Yan shigu's note: "comet, broom. Si, sprinkle the ground. It's mud. To sweep the place of Sisa with a broom, and to paint the clay with a knife, we can say that it is easy. "
The painting of the comet
parallel construction of pairs of four - and six-character sentences - pián sì lì liù
an outwardly kind but inwardly cruel person - xiào miàn hǔ