Pronunciation: [bΟ zhē n]?

Meaning: 1, very real. 2. indeed; That's right. 3, lifelike, very similar.

Vivid [chuán shén]: refers to vividly depicting the expression of people or things. Commonly used to describe artistic means, it is the traditional name of figure painting and China figure painting.

Example:

1. The steed painted by Xu Beihong is very vivid and lifelike.

The characters in this painting look very vivid.

Xiao Xin is an art lover, and the portrait he gave to this painting is very vivid.

4. The image of Asa written by Mr. Lu Xun is vivid and vivid.

5. The characters in the novel are lifelike, lifelike.

Looking at this vivid portrait, Xu Beihong has a feeling of cherishing talents.

Truth [Zhēn qiè]: true, exact and clear.

Example:

1, this portrait is very realistic. He saw the picture himself.

2. It is often untrue to see flowers in the fog.

My love for painting is not that Ye Gonghao is a dragon, but that it is true.

He once lived in America for ten years, so the description of local customs in the novel is very true, not an empty fabrication.

The theme of the article should be the natural expression of the author's true feelings or heartfelt wishes. This true feeling is a kind of spiritual understanding, the impact of the soul, the accumulation of thoughts and the sublimation of emotions. Without words that the author really understands, it will be pretentious and boring.

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