The idioms related to literature are as follows: [1] Popular: refers to the content of an article or poem that is easy to understand and accept. 2. High mountains and flowing water: It means that it is difficult to find a bosom friend. It means that two people have a spiritual fit. 3. Masterpiece of the ages: It refers to a work or an artist's work that has been passed down through the ages and no one can imitate or surpass it. 4. The article is used to express principles and values. 5. Talented: It refers to having outstanding literary talent and creative ability. 6. Ingenious: refers to having unique imagination and creativity in literary and artistic creation. 7. Short and pithy: It is used to describe the length of an article or poem, which is short, concise, and full of expression. 8. Profound and profound: It refers to the profound and extensive thoughts and theories of literary works with extremely high academic value and philosophical significance. 9 Sorrow and Joy: To describe the various life situations in literary works, such as joy, sadness, separation, reunion, etc. 10. A wonderful brush that produces flowers: The language used to describe literary works is very clever and can be as beautiful as flowers.