During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, there was a painter named Zhang Shengqiu, who was famous for painting dragons.
After Emperor Wu of Liang heard about it, he appointed Zhang Seng to paint a dragon in Anle Temple in Jinling.
On each of the four walls of the temple, a dragon was painted.
These 4 dragons are vividly drawn, lifelike, and very realistic.
However, none of them have a clear eye.
* The masses have a lot of discussions, thinking that Zhang Seng Miao was careless in painting the dragon and fell short.
After hearing this, Zhang Seng said with a smile, it is not that the dragon's eyes are missed, but once the dragon's eyes are drawn, the dragon will take off.
When the onlookers heard it, they laughed at Zhang Seng and said big things. How can a drawn dragon fly?
Seeing that everyone didn't believe it, Zhang Sengqian drew eyes for the two dragons.
It's too late, it's too soon. As soon as Zhang Seng stopped his brush, he only heard a thunderbolt, dark clouds rolled in the sky, and a torrential downpour fell in an instant.
In the sound of wind and rain, the two dragons with clear eyes were drawn, breaking the wall, shaking their heads and tails and rushing away to the sky.
The crowd was stunned and drenched in cold sweat.
This is the "finishing touch" story of historical biography.
Of course, this story is pure fiction, but its moral is very intriguing.
It tells people that no matter what they do, they should grasp the key to it, and if they grasp the key, everything else will be solved.
Inspired by this idiom story, I created an 11-character Spring Festival couplet:
Its flat format is:
Peaceful, peaceful.
It is recommended that its lower link be in the following format:
It's mediocre, it's mediocre.
I respectfully ask my friends to continue to give us the right thing.