A synonym for craftmanship

• insignificant skill diāo chóng xiǎo jì
  It is a metaphor for minor skills. It mostly refers to the skill of deliberately carving words. Sui Shu · Biography of Li Delin: "In general, he is the husband and wife of Jia Sheng and Chao Chu; he is a generation of people who are almost similar to Ziyun with small skills." The New Book of Tang · Biography of Zhang Xuansu: "Small skills can be called at leisure, instead of playing games, and should not be repeated. You can ride and shoot on horseback, play obscenely and sing songs, please your ears and eyes, and be empathetic. You can't resist them." Qing Qianyong's Walking in the Garden, Talking about Arts, Copying "So the people of Wu Clan are always beautiful, the people of Tiandu are always beautiful, the people of Wulin are always beautiful, and the people of Wulin are always good at Longhong. So far, they have not changed. But they know how to carve insects and small skills, and there are also customs and games." Zhu Ziqing, Development of Poetry and Literature Review, said: "The original poetry text
• insignificant skill diāo chóng mò jì
  It is also called "carving worms and ending tricks". It's like carving insects and small skills. Answering the Master's Book of Weng Dongya written by Shunzhi in the Ming and Tang Dynasties: "Once the public has broken the enemy's success, we should take the time to carve the worm and end the trick, as a cymbal song to preach music, so as to follow the direction of Caiqi and Jianghan." Fu Lun written by Nalan Xingde in the Qing Dynasty: "Together with poetry and fu, we can see the intentions of the wise men and gentlemen. If it is thin, it is a skill to carve the worm and end the trick. I have not seen Yang Xiong's Fayan and Taixuan can directly drive Li Sao And up. " See "Carving Insects and Seal Cutting".
• Carving Insect Thin Jig