1. Four-character idiom internet name with ink characters

The pen is full of ink, the pen is full of power, and the ink is sufficient.

Describe the poetry as smooth and vigorous. The pen, song, ink and dance refer to the wonderful and wonderful writing style.

Full of writing means that the article is fluent in expression and has sufficient content. The pen is exquisite and the ink is exquisite and the strokes are precise and the inking is clever.

Describes the ingenious techniques and subtle meaning of calligraphy, painting, poetry, etc. Unconstrained Rope Ink Rope Mo: A tool used by carpenters to draw straight lines, a metaphor for laws and rules.

Describes a person's behavior or artistic style as free and easy, bold and unrestrained. Pen and ink lawsuit pen and ink: refers to words or articles.

It is a metaphor for debates and disputes using words. The horizontal posture of pen and ink refers to the beauty and variety of calligraphy, painting and poetry.

A place where all the writings and texts are gathered together. Pen, ink, paper and inkstone refer to writing tools.

The pen is old and the ink is beautiful, which means that the pen posture is mature and the ink is delicate. Bu Tong Wen Mo Tong: proficient; Wen Mo: refers to writing articles, writings, etc.

Refers to people with low cultural level or limited literacy. The pen punishes the ink and the pen and ink: refers to writing.

Punish: condemn. Cut: denounce.

Condemn and denounce through text. Caimozhisu refers to a place where literati gather.

Poetry writer and poet: literati. Generally refers to elegant literati.

Rough text: slightly; Tong: thorough. Wenmo: refers to writing articles.

Know a little bit about writing. Put down the ink and ink everywhere: put the pen down.

It originally means that when drawing or writing an article, you should work hard on the main part. It is a metaphor for thinking about the big picture when doing things.

"Large areas of ink" originally meant that when drawing or writing an article, one should work hard on the main parts. It is a metaphor for thinking about the big picture when doing things.

To follow the rules means to follow the rules. Same as "following the rules".

Broken ink and ruins refer to incomplete ancient books. The paper is broken, the ink is broken, and the remainder: what remains.

Scattered or remaining ink marks. Scattered or residual ink marks left over from broken paper.

Short chapter drunk ink short chapter: refers to a short poem chapter. Refers to a short text written in a drunken letter.

The face is painted with pink and white, and the eyebrows are painted with black. It is said that women modify their appearance.

Same as "pink white and black". Floating pen and ink refers to redundant and cumbersome words.

Powder and ink come on stage: powder and ink: cosmetics used for applying on the face and drawing eyebrows. Originally refers to actors putting on makeup to act on stage.

It is a metaphor that the bad guys get dressed up and step onto the political stage. Ax and axe: an ax used to kill people in ancient military law, and generally refers to killings in punishment; Daomo: refers to tattoo punishment, and generally refers to criminals.

Impose punishment on criminals. Rules Shengmo rules: a tool for drawing circles and squares; Shengmo: a tool for measuring straight lines.

Refers to the standards and rules that should be followed. Rules and regulations refer to the standards and rules that should be followed.

Same as "rules and ropes". Hold the pen tip and suck the ink tip; hold the pen tip in your mouth and moisten the pen with your mouth; suck the ink: suck the ink with your mouth.

Describes conceiving a work or preparing to write. It also refers to concentrating on reverie and writing.

To stick to one's boundaries in painting is a metaphor for establishing a family or adhering to a family's views. Hanlin Zimo later used the term "Hanlin Zimo" to refer to the poets who resigned.

Note, Hanlin Zimo’s articles refer to poems and poems. Huai lead and suck ink Huai lead: carry lead and chalk for correction; suck ink: hold the tip of the brush in your mouth.

Describe the actions and demeanor when writing. Line number: read line by line; ink search: read word by word.

Refers to someone who can only recite sentences but cannot understand the meaning. It also refers to working hard on words.

The black sky and the black earth are all pitch black. Same as "the black sky touches the earth".

Jinpot ink refers to extremely precious and rare calligraphy and painting supplies. Chewing ink and spraying paper was originally a legend, but later it was said that people could write articles.

Jianmo follows the enemy Jian: perform, implement; Mo: Shengmo, refers to the plan; Sui: adapt. Implement the plan according to changes in the enemy's situation.

Jian Mo Zunzu refers to literary and ink exchanges, banquets and travels. Close to vermilion and close to ink, the one that leans against cinnabar becomes red, and the one that leans against ink becomes black.

It is a metaphor that getting close to good people can make people become good, and getting close to bad people can make people bad. It means that the objective environment has a great influence on people.

Those who are close to cinnabar become red, those who are close to ink become black. It is a metaphor that getting close to good people can make people become good, and getting close to bad people can make people bad.

It means that the objective environment has a great influence on people. Confucius's seat is not warm, Motu is not warm. The original meaning is that Confucius and Mozi traveled around. Everywhere they went, the seats were not warm, the kitchen stove was not blackened, and they hurried to other places.

Describes being busy with worldly affairs and running around. The original meaning of "Kong Xi Mo Tu" is that Confucius and Mo Zi traveled around. Everywhere they went, the seats were not warm and the stoves were not blackened, and they hurried to other places.

Describes being busy with worldly affairs and running around. Mo Liao Cong Rong Mo: black; Liao: the loose linen rope worn around the head and waist in ancient mourning clothes; Cong Rong: to join the army.

Refers to joining the army to fight during the mourning period. The ink is not yet dry. The ink for writing is not yet dry.

It is a metaphor for an agreement or covenant that has just been signed (mostly used to accuse the other party of breaking a promise). Mo Ke Sao Ren Mo Ke: literati; Sao Ren: poet.

Generally refers to literati. Grinding ink to wet the hair: wet; hair: brush.

Grind the ink and moisten the brush. Refers to handwritten articles.

Grinding ink and sucking every cent: brush. Grind the ink and moisten the brush.

Refers to handwritten articles. Being legalistic means being conservative in thinking and sticking to old rules and refusing to change.

Same as "sticking to the rules". Stick to the rules and stick to the rules: Mo Zhai was good at defending the city during the Warring States Period; rules and regulations: ready-made or long-established rules and methods.

Refers to conservative thinking, sticking to old rules and refusing to change. Mo Tu Bu Qian originally refers to Mo Zhai running around here and there. Everywhere he went, before the chimney was blackened, he went to another place.

Later, his story was used as an example. To describe things being busy, it's like saying the table is not warm.

The cuttlefish hides itself. The cuttlefish has an ink-like fluid in its body. It releases the ink when it encounters danger, cleverly hiding itself. It is a metaphor for consciously hiding oneself so as not to be exposed.

Mozi Weeping Silk is a metaphor for people changing from good to bad, and the influence of the environment has a lot to do with it. Mo debt mountain ji shan ji: piled up like mountains.

It is a metaphor that because of good calligraphy, there are many people asking for writing, but they cannot cope with it and they are in debt. The ink is not dry. The ink for writing is not yet dry.

It is a metaphor for an agreement or covenant that has just been signed (mostly used to accuse the other party of breaking a promise). Mozhang is a common ancient unit of weight, 1 Mo = 5 feet, 1 Zhang = 2 Mo; 1 fathom = 8 feet, 1 Chang = 2 fathoms.

A metaphor for a distance that is not too long. Waste of pen and ink refers to someone's poor work or the article being too cumbersome.

Thick ink and heavy color are used to describe the painting. Describe and describe.

The metaphor of black eyes is very unfamiliar. European wind and moyu is a metaphor for the invasion of ideas and culture from Europe and the United States.

Lose to attack and defend to lose: Gongshuban, that is, the Warring States Period. 2. Ancient four-character words containing the word "mo"

Xun Xing Shu Mo

Explanation: Xun Xing: read line by line; Shu Mo: read word by word. It means that one can only recite sentences but cannot understand the meaning. It also refers to working hard on words.

Source: Song Dynasty Shi Daoyuan's "Jingde Chuandeng Lu": "I recite thousands of volumes of sutras in my mouth, but I don't understand the sutras in my body. I don't understand the perfection of Buddhism, and I search in vain for countless ink."

literati

Explanation: Generally refers to literati and scribes.

From "Biographies of Flowers on the Sea" by Han Bangqing of the Qing Dynasty: "But those literati and elegant scholars cultivated by the old feudal culture ignored state affairs and spent all day eating flower wine and writing erotic poems."

Cherish ink like gold

Explanation: Cherish: Cherish. Cherish ink like gold. It means not writing easily.

From: Volume 8 of Tao Zongyi of the Ming Dynasty's "Records of Stopping Farming": "Li Cheng cherishes ink like gold, that's right." 3. Beautiful ancient four-character idioms with ink characters

Horizontal posture of pen and ink It refers to the wonderful and colorful calligraphy, painting and poetry.

The pen, song, ink and dance refer to the wonderful and brilliant writing style. The appearance of powder and ink: powder and ink: cosmetics used for applying on the face and drawing eyebrows.

Originally refers to actors putting on makeup to act on stage. It is a metaphor that the bad guys get dressed up and step onto the political stage.

Hanlin Zimo later used the term "Hanlin Zimo" to refer to the poets who resigned. According to Hanlin Zimo's articles, it refers to poems and poems.

Zhu Mo Lan Ran Zhu Mo: Zhu pen and ink pen; Lan Ran: bright appearance. To describe reading as "vigorous" means that the article is fluent in expression and has sufficient content.

Broken ink and ruins refer to incomplete ancient books. Grinding ink to wet the hair: wet; hair: brush.

Grind the ink and moisten the brush. Refers to handwritten articles.

Drunk and dripping with ink: full and hearty. Taking advantage of the wine, he splashed ink.

Often used to describe writing and painting with ease and smooth writing. The horizontal posture of pen and ink refers to the beauty and variety of calligraphy, painting and poetry. 4. Beautiful ancient four-character idioms with ink characters

The horizontal posture of pen and ink refers to the beauty and variety of calligraphy, painting, poetry and prose.

The pen, song, ink and dance refer to the wonderful and brilliant writing style.

Powder and ink come on stage: powder and ink: cosmetics used for applying on the face and drawing eyebrows. Originally refers to actors putting on makeup to act on stage. It is a metaphor that the bad guys get dressed up and step onto the political stage.

Hanlin Zimo later used the term "Hanlin Zimo" to refer to the poets who resigned. According to Hanlin Zimo's articles, it refers to poems and poems.

Zhu Mo Lan Ran Zhu Mo: Zhu pen and ink pen; Lan Ran: bright appearance. Describing reading as exciting

Full of writing and ink means that the article expresses smoothly and has sufficient content.

Broken ink and ruins refer to incomplete ancient books.

Grinding ink and moistening the hair: wet; hair: brush. Grind the ink and moisten the brush. Refers to handwritten articles.

Drunk and dripping with ink: full and hearty. Taking advantage of the wine, he splashed ink. It is often used to describe writing and painting with ease and smooth writing.

The horizontal posture of pen and ink refers to the beauty and variety of calligraphy, painting and poetry.