Add the Final Touch畫(huà)龍點(diǎn)睛

“畫(huà)龍點(diǎn)睛”出自唐朝張彥遠(yuǎn)《歷代名畫(huà)記·張僧繇》。后用以比喻寫(xiě)作文或講話時(shí)，于關(guān)鍵處用一兩警句點(diǎn)明要旨，使內(nèi)容更為精辟有力。

Zhang Sengyao， a painter of theSouthern and Northern Dynasties， waswell known for his excellent paintingskills， especially good at drawing figurestories and religious paintings.

Legend has it that Zhang Sengyaopainted four dragons on the wall of atemple， but he did not paint pupils to theireyes. When someone asked him why hedidn’t paint pupils. He said， “if I did， thedragons would fly into the sky.” People considered his words 1）absurd andrepeatedly 2）urged him to add pupilsto the dragons’ eyes. He eventuallydid it on two of the four dragons.Suddenly， lightning and thunderstruck， and the two dragons withpupils added to their eyes flew intothe clouds. The other two remainedon the wall.

People were amazed.

南北朝時(shí)期，有一位畫(huà)家名叫張僧繇，他的繪畫(huà)技術(shù)非常高超，尤其善于人物故事畫(huà)和宗教畫(huà)。（剩余755字）