Wow! This piece is so powerful that it left
me in awe.(咄咄逼人)
In the Eastern Jin Dynasty of China, there
was a famous official who was also a famous calligrapher.
His name is Wang Xiu.
There is a story about him in the history
books.
When he was 13 years old, he wrote an
essay. The topic of this paper was to discuss what kind of person could be
considered a worthy person.
His father was very proud after reading his
paper. His father shared this paper with a famous scholar who was studying
Taoist thought at that time.
After the scholar finished reading it, he
said to his father
Your son is great. After reading his paper,
I think he has fully grasped the spirit of Taoist thought.
At the same time there was a famous
calligrapher called Wang Xizhi.
Wang Xizhi and his son are the greatest
calligraphers in Chinese history.
He and Wang Xizhi were good friends. One
day, Wang Xizhi wrote a piece of calligraphy and presented it to him.
His calligraphy was very good. After
receiving this calligraphy work, he began to copy the calligraphy written by
Wang Xizhi.
A few months later, he had completely
mastered some of the characteristics of Wang Xizhi's calligraphy, and he wrote
a calligraphy work for Wang Xizhi in return.
After Wang Xizhi's son saw this calligraphy
work, Wang Xizhi's son was surprised and said to his father
Why did Wang Xiu's calligraphy improve so
quickly? The brushwork of his calligraphies is very smooth and subtle, and the
fonts of his calligraphies are powerful and elegant.
The aura of his work is so powerful and I
am in awe of his calligraphy work.
This idiom is used to describe a piece of
work that is so powerful that it leaves the viewer in awe.
This idiom can also be used to describe a
person who says something so sharp that the person hearing it feels a lot of
pressure.
Dear friend, what inspirations or thoughts
do you have after listening to this story?
What is your favorite piece of art? How
does this piece of art make you feel?
I hope this story can give you some new
insights.
咄咄逼人(Wow! This piece is so powerful that
it left me in awe.)
中國的東晉王朝，有一個著名的官員，他也是一個著名的書法家。
他的名字叫做王修。
歷史書上記載了一個他的故事。
他13歲時寫了一篇論文，這篇論文的主題是討論怎樣的人才能算是一個賢能的人。
他的父親讀了他這篇論文後覺得非常驕傲，他的父親把這篇論文分享給當時一個著名的研究道家思想的學者。
這個學者讀完這篇論文後，這個學者對他的父親說。
你的兒子真棒，我看完他這篇論文後，我認為他已經完全掌握了道家思想的精神。
與他同年代，有一個著名的書法家，這個書法家的名字叫做王羲之。
王羲之與他的兒子都是中國歷史上最偉大的書法家。
他與王羲之是好朋友，有一天，王羲之寫了一篇書法作品贈送給他。
他的書法原本就寫得非常好，他收到這篇書法作品後，他開始臨摹王羲之所寫的書法。
幾個月後，他已經完全地掌握了王羲之寫的書法的一些特點，他寫了一篇書法作品回贈給王羲之。
王羲之的兒子看到這篇書法作品後，王羲之的兒子很驚訝地對他的父親說。
王修的書法水平怎麼進步的那麼快，他的書法作品的筆法非常順暢又微妙，他寫的書法作品的字體強勁有力又非常的文雅。
他的作品散發出的氣勢太強烈了，他的書法作品讓我感到敬畏。
這句成語被用來形容一篇作品的氣勢太強因此讓看的人感覺到敬畏。
這句成語也可以被用來形容一個人說的話太犀利，聽到這些話的人會感覺到很大的壓力。
親愛的朋友，你聽完這個故事有怎樣的啟發或有怎樣的想法呢。
你最喜歡的藝術品是那一件呢?這件藝術作品帶給你怎樣的感受呢?
我期待這故事能讓你產生一些新的收穫。
出處為書斷列傳-卷2
https://ctext.org/wiki.pl?if=gb&chapter=282903
出處為世說新語-文學-83條
