Interpretation of seal cutting [seal cutting] seal cutting (because seals use seal scripts). The metaphor is carefully written or explained (1). The metaphor is written seriously and in place. Han Yang Xiong's "My Eyes": "Or ask:' My son is few and good?' Said,' naturally, boys carve insects and seals.' Suddenly, he said,' It's wrong to be a strong man. "Selected Works of Ren Fang" asked the official department to seal the first table for Fan Shangshu: "I studied hard, but I was cured once; Seal cutting is a text, and it will be abolished in three winters. "Lu Yanji's Note:" Seal script is seal script, and seal carving is an instant article. " Guan's "Poem Giving" says: "The pen front engraves the ancient heart, and the chivalry goes straight to the sky." (2). This means carving and over-decorating the text. Gao Qi in the Ming Dynasty wrote in "Bagou South Poetry": "It is often reasonable to be deep and steady, not to seek seal cutting, but to seek practicality." (3) engraving seals. Wen Zhiming's Biography of Ming History and Wen Yuan: "Wen Peng and Wen Jia can write poems and seal calligraphy, and they are at home." Ye Qingting Yan's "The Rain Flower in Oubei comes from the Book Poetry Volume": "Lai! Poetry and painting are beautiful and good at engraving. " Guo Moruo's Reading Paintings with Peony and Other Bamboo Shadows: "Bao Shi, in my opinion, is a standard China artist. He is versatile, knows seal cutting, calligraphy and painting, and is good at literature. " Seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal seal. Xiao zhuan. Seal script Seal script writing seal character: seal amount. Seal is often used as seal script, so it is synonymous with official seal and also a respectful name for others' names: seal cutting. Photo seal. Secondary seal. Taiwan Province seal. Radical: bamboo; Interpretation of engraving: engraving, digging with a knife: engraving (a book printed with engraving). Carve stones. The carving is stiff. Carve a boat for a sword. In ancient times, time was recorded by clepsydra, and one day and night was * * * one hundred minutes. Today, with the clock, one moment is equal to fifteen minutes: a quarter past five. Time: at this moment. Right away. In an instant (in a short time). It is urgent.