[huì cún]？

Please keep your compliment. It is mostly used in the first paragraph when giving people photos, books and other souvenirs.

Example:

A little gift is not a tribute, I hope you can save it.

Source:

Dondero's "Book with Bochang's Elder": "Therefore, I can discuss and enjoy being together that year; It is better to restore the past, cherish the past and cherish the past. "

Book of Tang Luobin and Elder Bochang: You can recall the scenes you played together in those years, and I hope you can preserve them and remember the past time.

standard

[Yang Zhenning]

Adjective, meaning standard, elegant and square, is a compliment to ask the other party for advice when giving away your own poems and paintings.

Example:

Be quiet and live elegantly. honest and frank, no invitation.

Source:

Han? Young Shao? "Folk custom sound flute": "The flute player is also clean. Therefore, the cleansing of evil is accepted by Yazheng. "

Translation: Han? Young Shao? Custom sound flute: "flute means washing." So there is no filth. I hope you can accept it. "

Usage:

1. Meaning is to ask others to correct their books or articles and make comments. Huicun means that when you give a book, you want the other person to accept it and keep it. It's all the pleasantries of literati, and the other party won't really correct me.

2. Look at each other according to their own identity. If he is your elder, he should be elegant and upright, and his peers should be considerate and agree.

3. The words "Yazheng" and "Huicun" are self-deprecating words written on the title page when the writer gives the book to others. Ya said please correct me, and Huicun said thank you for saving me.

Extended data

Polite expressions in calligraphy:

Politeness or respect in the previous paragraph:

Elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, exquisite, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant, elegant.

Dharma teaching, extensive teaching, great teaching, elegance, mending the wall, sticking to the wall, being right, teaching right, saying right, observing right, asking right, being right, being right, being right, pointing, learning, being right, laughing right, teaching right, being right, being right, and thinking.

Courtesy or honorific words in the next paragraph:

The use of calligraphy inscription: to respect the book, to worship the book, to write sincerely, to nod, to admonish, to be drunk, to scribble, to play the book, to celebrate, to write, to record, to write, to write and to stamp.

Usage of painting title: respect, hold, draw, write, offer, nod, title, combine, play, title, title, respect, remember, title, note, combine, postscript, title, view, record, combine, praise, title and laugh at yourself.