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Old 03-02-2020, 12:11 PM   #1
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Without new change, can not surpass the excerllent ones




"If there is no change, we cannot substitute for the hero" is a literary viewpoint proposed by Xiao Zixian in the Southern Dynasty. thus positively affirmed "踵事增华" and "New Changes" in literary propositions. Relative to the classic, "change" is given the same emphasis. This claim, which is not necessarily inferior today than it is in the past, is an absolute new change or even an anti-classical conception of the "solitary spirit".
“'若无新变,不能代雄'是南朝萧子显提出的文学观点。在文学主张上正面肯定了'踵事增华'和'新变',将 相对于经典的“变”予以强调。这种今不必不如古的主张,发展至于极致则是“独抒性灵”的绝对新变甚至反经典 观念"
踵事增华 指继承前人事业,使它更美好完善。“若夫椎轮为大辂之始,大辂宁有椎轮之质,增冰为积水所成,积水曾微增冰 之凛,何哉?盖踵其事而增华,变其本而加厉,物既有之,文亦宜然。”
word secret in alter revealed by vowel analysis, can you see?
. change ·adjust · adapt · amend · improve · modify · convert · revise · recast · reform · refashion · redesign · restyle · revamp · rework · remake · remodel · remold · redo · reconstruct · reorganize · reorder · refine · reorient · vary · transfigure · transmute · evolve · tailor Mar 17 2020
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Old 03-06-2020, 09:29 AM   #2
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Order vs. disorder vs. sequence 序 vs 亂,續

Secret is in o in order 序 containing in two parts vertically (a top dot is one part) vs. /i/ in disorder 亂 containing in two parts horizontally, no break at the right part--L like stroke, also /i/ in sequence 續
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Order by upper, low two parts in 序 reminds of that jeopardy is severer than danger. Imagine a sword hangs above.
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Old 03-07-2020, 09:30 AM   #3
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sublimation

If current linguists' views on words are likened to photograph, lack of artistic sublimation, my "Secret of Words" is like Chinese master artist Yang Zhiguang's concise, wonderful brushstroke, conveying spiritual charm, Kong Fu 功夫歲月不饒人.
如果語言學者對單詞的看法比作照相畫匠,一覽無遺卻並無取捨缺乏藝術昇華,
則我的解密猶如楊之光大師的簡練妙筆傳其精神韻味,非畫匠能為。
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Old 03-07-2020, 07:02 PM   #4
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Learn art by learning Chinese character of art

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgJSpFUmqVo&t=179s
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Old 03-09-2020, 10:01 AM   #5
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Hide vs. reveal

The word hide is closer to word harmony; while reveal is closer to real, art includes realism but not limited in realism...

THE SEDCRET IS by numerology, even# h=8, d=4 in hide vs. odd r=9, l=3 in real. Replace d in hide by g7, hug--squeeze /-kw-/ tightly in one's arms.
Similar: embrace, cuddle, squeeze, clasp, clutch, all contain odd number valued: r9,p7,w5,l3,s1.
Replace embrace by even value z, m, embosom, Hanzi cang is back.
There is more dark secret I will reveal in my book.
Harmony and order are related.
Harmony, balance, coherence, concinnity, consonance, orchestration, proportion, symmetry, symphony, unity... two or more vowels in a similar group are in dominance.
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Emergent vs. gradual

Emergent, sudden 突然 t2, by m4, d4,
Gradual 漸 j1, slow, restrained, step by step, little by little, progressive, successive,
continuous, systematic, regular, steady, consistent, more odd number value letters.
Sargent alternates these two cleverly.
gradational vs. gradual: /ei/ in scale vs. o,^ in slow, up.
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Your name may affect your style

Compare Ingres vs. Delacroix, Vermeer, Rembrandt vs. ?, Bouguereau, Eakins vs. Sargent and Mary Cassatt, Norman Rockwell, Wyeth vs. ? Repin vs. Surikov and Serov, Fechin…
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