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During the Tang Dynasty, the renowned poet Li Bai had a remarkable dream in his youth. He dreamt that the tip of his writing brush sprouted brilliant, colorful flowers.
Sheets of blank paper seemed to fly towards him automatically. Overwhelmed with joy, he grasped the magical brush and began to write with great speed. Yet, instead of words, what appeared on the paper were exquisite, blooming flowers.
Many of his celebrated poems, known for their artistry and beauty, have been cherished and passed down through generations since.

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Open the tool →笔头生花 (bǐ tóu shēng huā) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to write with exceptional skill and creativity”.
笔头生花 is pronounced bǐ tóu shēng huā in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 笔头生花 means “Flowers bloom on the pen tip”. It is used to mean “to write with exceptional skill and creativity”.
笔头生花 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to ancient China. The full story is on this page.
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