“画龙点睛”与“画蛇添足”是常用的两句成语,也是人们评论教师课堂艺术时常用的“行话”。“画龙点睛”来源于梁代画家张僧繇的传说。据传,他在佛寺的墙上画了四条龙,没有画眼睛。后来他把其中两条龙的眼睛点上,刚画完,顿时雷电大作,墙壁震破,这龙就飞上天了。“画蛇添足”出自《战国策·齐策》中 “Adding the finishing touch” and “adding a painting” are common two-phrase idioms, and they are also commonly used as “jargons” when people comment on teacher’s classroom art. “The finishing touch” comes from the legend of the Liang Dynasty painter Zhang Hao. According to legend, he painted four dragons on the wall of the Buddhist temple and did not paint his eyes. Later, he spotted the eyes of two of the dragons. Just after the painting was completed, thunder and lightning stormed and the walls shattered. This dragon flew to heaven. “Adding a Serpent’s Foot” from “The Warring States Policy”