語(yǔ)出莊子養(yǎng)生主
庖丁解牛丁大廚
刀刃無(wú)厚入有間
運(yùn)轉(zhuǎn)移動(dòng)骨有余。。。
——【萃淵藪書房】之【金罇清影】原創(chuàng)＊《韻筆過(guò)紅塵》七言古體詩(shī)賦＊題圖意境＊亂世佳人浮世繪＊光陰的故事＊漁樵耕讀＊文史典故＊《成語(yǔ)典故＊遊刃有餘》＊篇（三語(yǔ)版＊Trilingual Version）。。。
This saying comes from the 'Health Preservation' chapter of the Zhuangzi,
The cook who dissects the ox is surnamed Ding.
A knife with no thickness enters the existing gaps,
After the knife operates and moves, only bones are left...
——Master of 【Triumphal Source Study】＊【JINZUNQINGYING】＊Originality＊Now Eulogizing By "Passed Through the World of Mortals with Verse"＊Pictured over Artistic Conception＊War and Destiny＊Time Story＊Reclusive Reading＊Allusions of Chinese Literature and History＊"Zhuangzi*Yang Sheng Zhu"＊Chapter(Trilingual Version)...
