“踏破铁鞋无觅处,得来全不费功夫。”写文章的人,差不多都背得出这两句诗。那意思,也极其明显。我有一个朋友,他有时几个月不写一个字,有时却一夜之间,洋洋洒洒,文不加点,万言成就。问其诀窍,他笑一笑说:“得来全不费功夫”。我有时看画家作画、书法家写字,也常有这种感觉,他们的精采力作、那动人心弦的涂抹、那力挽狂澜的勾勒、那情不自禁的点染、那联想万千的烘托、似乎都是信手拈来,毫不费力。远不像干体力劳动的那样,为了干 “There is no way to get rid of the iron shoes and you have to work hard on them.” Almost everyone who wrote the essay came back with these two poems. That meaning is also extremely obvious. I have a friend, he sometimes do not write a few months, sometimes overnight, eloquent, the text is not added, the achievements of million words. Asked his trick, he laughed and said: “Come on all effort.” Sometimes I look at the painter’s paintings and calligrapher’s writing. I often feel this way. Their exquisite masterpiece, that touching touch of paint, can turn the tide, and can not help but point the stain. It seems that all the associations are in the hand, Effortless Far from doing the same as manual work, in order to do it