Red couplet antonym

A stuffy explanation

Stubborn and conservative, inflexible. Chapter 7 of Outlaws of the Marsh: "There are just a few stereotypical officials in the science and Taoism, and they will definitely be discouraged." Chapter 4 of The Strange Status Quo I've witnessed in the past 20 years: "He can come with every piece of music, chess, calligraphy and painting, but his temper is a little stereotypical." Scene 1 of Cao Yu's Sunrise: "You are a bit stereotypical, and can't be a good friend without marriage?" Yang Shuo's Three Thousand Miles Rivers and Mountains The first paragraph: "Look at his stuffy appearance. I have lived with him for half my life and never heard him say a joke." ◎ Old fashioned

Antinomy of stereotype

lively huó pō　
1. Be full of vitality. The first scene of Sunrise by Cao Yu: "(Pan Yueting) has grayed hair and moves slowly, but when he sees Chen Bailu, his age, behavior and attitude suddenly become young and lively." 2. Flexible, not rigid; Vivid and natural. Ming Lv Kun's "Groans with Intention": "The mind should be calm and free, and lively between being and not being." Part II of the record of Pottery Days by Bai Yi, a hermit in the Qing Dynasty: "There are thousands of insects on the river, like snakes, not snakes... Some people are catching and raising bowls, or cutting them into two paragraphs, but they still march around lively and not stiff after days." The tenth chapter of "Twenty Years of Witnessing the Strange Status Quo": "Sir, if you have a question, you want to do 'eight legged writing'
Open kāi tōng　
1. Get through; Dredging. Lu's Spring and Autumn · Jichun: "There is no barrier when opening the road." The Book of the Han Dynasty · Biography of the Obedient Officials · Zhaoxinchen: "Open the ditches, lift up tens of places from the water gate, and irrigate widely." Li Shizhen's Compendium of Materia Medica · Muer · Ba Dou in the Ming Dynasty: "It mainly governs the swelling of the stomach, exercises the five viscera and six viscera, opens the block, and benefits the water valley road." 2. It refers to the smooth road. In Records of the Three Kingdoms, Records of Wu and Biography of the Lord of Wu, "The sincerity of this statement is like a big river", Pei Songzhi's note quoted Wei Yuhuan's "Wei Lue" of the Three Kingdoms: "Since the road is open, don't forget to repair the meaning." Bian Zhilin's poem "Starting from the countryside": "The road in front of the door will be open long before the chimney comes out from behind the mountain."
Smart jī líng　
1. Be lively and not rigid. The General Theory of Poetry Mirror by Lu Shiyong in the Ming Dynasty: "Poetry values truth, poetry is true and interesting, and it also cares about the similarity... Three hundred pieces of ode and story telling are all words that are not necessarily necessary. Therefore, the meaning is broad as round, smart and quick." 2. Smart and smart. Mao Dun, 15 in Midnight: "Ma Jin's smart and soft eyes fell on Su Lun's face. Jerk with excitement. For example, he woke up after being scared. ◎ Smart j ī l í ng (1)