The fiber ends are filled with accumulated moisture, while the weak substance disperses fragrant smoke.

————(China) Liang Xuxu's "Poetry of Poetry" in the Southern Dynasties

Note: "accumulation of moisture", ink. "Fragrant smoke", the fragrance of ink.

The frosty bamboo slips are on the hair, and the brocade characters are blooming in the dream.

————(China) Tang Dynasty Li Qiao's "Bi"

Note: "Frost Glory" reflects the brightness of the pen barrel. The latter sentence comes from: Liang Ji Shaoyu in the Southern Dynasties once dreamed of giving pens to others, and his composition progressed greatly. When Jiang Yan was young, a dreamer gave him a five-color pen, and his literary talent flourished. In his later years, the dreamer asked for it back, pretending that he had no good poems.

Although it is not something in the bag, it is so strong that it cannot be drilled. Once he holds the power of government, he will definitely have three crowns.

————(China) Tang Dynasty Yang Shou's "Bi"

Note: "The thing in the bag" refers to an awl. "Three ends": refers to the tip of a scholar's pen, the sharp edge of a warrior, and the tip of a debater's tongue.

A gentleman is good at three things. Although the hair is fine, it is not light to hold.

————(China) "Bi" by Xu Yin of the Tang Dynasty

The five mountains are shaken when the pen is written in high spirits, and the poem is written proudly in Cangzhou.

————(China) "Yin on the River" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty

The pen fell in the storm, and the poem became a poem that wept ghosts and gods.

————(China) Tang Dynasty Du Fu's "Twenty Rhymes to Li Twelve Whites"

The sound of the poem written in front of the palace is empty, and the pen is in vain to make up for the creation of heaven.

————(China) "Gaoxuan Pass" by Li He of the Tang Dynasty

When the paper falls, the wind rises, shaking the sky and pouring out the dew.

————(China) Tang Dynasty Geng Mao's "Ode to Xuanzhou Bi"

Note: "浥" means moist.

I chewed up all the poems and calligraphy in my life, and scattered them into dragons and snakes on the paper.

————(China) Yuan Dynasty·Xie Zongke's "Rat Beard Brush"

The dream flower does not envy the ingenuity of the carving and insect, and the test of grass was used to rely on the horse to be busy.

————(China) Guo Tianxi, Yuan Dynasty, "Gift to Fan Junyong, a Pen Master"

Note: "Dream Flower" means "Dream Pen Gives Flowers", it is said that Li Bai had this Dreams are full of poetic talent. "Carving insects" refers to the little tricks of literati. "Relying on the horse" refers to drafting a proclamation in front of the horse during a battle, which refers to the speed, and there is a saying of "relying on the horse to wait".

Why bother asking about hardness and softness? Durability is really worthy of being a friend.

————(China) Qu You of the Ming Dynasty, "Yanghao Bi"

Ah, my gray quill, / you are the most noble gift of nature! / you are Slave of my thoughts, / obey my every will...

————(UK) Byron "English Poet and Scottish Critic"

The pen is the tongue of thought .

————(Spain) Cervantes "Don Quixote"

The pen and ink are the plowshares of wisdom.

————(New Zealand) John Clark's "English-Latin Dictionary"

The pen has become a trumpet.

————(American) Longfellow "Cassino"