excellent drawing skills and elegant style

excellent drawing skills and elegant style

Wu Dai Dangfeng is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is w ú D à ID à NGF à ng, which means that Tang painter Wu Daozi is good at painting Buddha statues with round strokes. His clothes are like being blown by the wind. His superb painting skills and elegant style are praised by later generations. It's from the book of pictures.

The origin of Idioms

Guo Ruoxu of Song Dynasty wrote in his book "on the style and method of Cao Wu" that "Wu Dai is in the wind, Cao Yi comes out of the water."

Idiom usage

Used as an object or attribute; used in writing. Chapter 15 of Su Manshu's a tale of broken wild geese: "full of elegant demeanor, wearing Biluo, it is quite like" Wu Dai Dangfeng. " Tang Xun's ancient and modern paintings: Tang paintings: "his (Wu Daozi's) Fu color is slightly dyed in the ink marks, which naturally goes beyond his element. It is called" Wu Dai Dangfeng "in the world.