Sentence breaking: As the old saying goes, "When you farm, ask your slaves; when you weave, ask your maids." Can't be changed.

source: song? Su Shi's Du Chu Shi's Good Paintings and Calligraphy

Original text: There are Du Chu Shi in Shu, and there are hundreds of good paintings and calligraphy. There is Dai Song's "Cow" axis, which is especially loved, and it is full of jewels, and it is often followed by itself. One day, calligraphy and painting were exposed, and when a shepherd boy saw it, he clapped his hands and laughed. He said, "This painting is also a bullfight, and the bull fighting force is in the corner, and the tail is between the two strands. Today, it is a fight, and it is ridiculous! " Chu Shi laughed it off. As the old saying goes, "When you farm, ask slaves, and when you weave, ask maids." Can't be changed.

There is a hermit named Du in Sichuan who loves painting and calligraphy. He has hundreds of paintings and calligraphy works in his collection, including Niu Yi painted by Dai Song, which he especially likes. He keeps them in a kit and uses jade as a painting axis, and often carries them with him.

One day when painting and calligraphy were drying, a shepherd boy saw this painting, clapped his hands and laughed and said, "This painting depicts a fighting cow. When fighting, the cow's strength is concentrated on the corner, and its tail is sandwiched between its two hind legs, but this painting is painted as a cow wagging its tail and fighting horns, which is wrong!" The hermit smiled and thought the shepherd boy was right.

There is an old saying: "Farming should ask the farmers who grow crops, and weaving should ask the handmaids who spin and weave." This sentence is immutable.

Extended information:

Background of the work:

Du Chu Shi's Good Calligraphy and Painting is a short argumentative essay selected from Dongpo Inscription and Postscript, which leads to the truth from practice through the matter of painting cows. Su Shi belongs to the old party politically, but he also has the requirement of reforming malpractice. Wang Yang's prose is unrestrained and fluent, and his poems have a wide range of themes and rich contents.

Appreciation of works:

At the end of the article, the function of quoting old sayings is used to illustrate the central idea of this article. To do anything, you should first understand all kinds of actual situations, just as you need to know the habits of cows when you draw them. To draw a cow, you must understand the habits of the cow; You should know all kinds of actual situations before you do anything. Even the creation of famous artists should be based on real facts. Observe things carefully and carefully. That is, five words: practice makes true knowledge.