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The following are some of the descriptions of the appearance of famous ancient people in ancient texts: Qin Shihuang: Qin Shihuang was seven feet and five inches tall, with a face like dates, eyes like bright stars, eyebrows like distant mountains, hair like frost and snow, and a voice as loud as a bell, tall and strong, with a tiger's back and bear's waist like an iron tower. Confucius: Kong Zi was seven feet and three inches tall, with a steady gait, wearing a flat crown on his forehead, with a meat couplet on his left ear hanging down, and his right ear rolled up. His face was as sharp as iron, his lips were as thin as resin, and his voice was as clear as a diamond. His figure was burly, and his divine posture was majestic, making people revere him. 3. Xiang Yu: Xiang Yu is eight feet tall, with a face like dates, eyes like bright stars, eyebrows like distant mountains, hair like frost and snow, voice as loud as a bronze bell, tall and strong, with a bear's back and waist like an iron tower, face like beautiful jade, lips like resin, arrogant, majestic and awe-inspiring. 4. King You of Zhou: King You of Zhou is six feet two inches tall, strong, with a face like jade, eyes like bright stars, eyebrows like distant mountains, hair like frost and snow, voice as loud as a diamond, voice as clear as a diamond, tall and sturdy, majestic and awe-inspiring. Li Bai: Li Bai is seven feet and five inches tall, his face is like jade, his eyes are like bright stars, his eyebrows are like distant mountains, his hair is like frost and snow, his voice is loud and clear, his height is like a bell, his body is strong, his back is like a tiger, his waist is like an iron tower, his face is like jade, his lips are like resin, he has no one in his eyes, his divine posture is majestic, and people are awed by him. These descriptions were all about the appearance of famous ancient people to show their handsome, majestic, burly and other characteristics, reflecting the ancient people's love for beauty and yearning for handsome figures.

The descriptions of Qilin in ancient texts were usually related to auspicious signs, divine beasts, mysteries, and other elements. In the Records of the Historian, the Qilin was described as "a kind of dragon with horns, no scales, white, and beads at the end of its horns. It comes from the east and stops at the west." This was the first official description of a Qilin. After that, the image of the Kirin in many literary works and historical documents gradually became mysterious, noble, and peaceful. In ancient literature, the Kirin was described as a magical creature with extraordinary abilities and mysterious powers. In 'Dream of the Red Chamber', the unicorn that Jia Baoyu encountered in his dream was described as' an auspicious beast with red horns, one corner with gold, one corner with silver, and one spirit'. It was considered an auspicious symbol. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the Kirin was regarded as a divine beast that could bless the country's peace and the people's happiness. The description of Qilin in the ancient text reflected the ancient people's mysterious, noble, peaceful yearning and reverence for Qilin.

The description of appearance in the novel could help readers better understand the appearance, personality, and psychological state of the characters. It could also enhance the expressiveness and emotional resonance of the novel, allowing the readers to better feel the atmosphere and situation of the story. The following are some of the specific effects of appearance descriptions: 1. Prominent character characteristics: Appearance descriptions can be used to emphasize the character's characteristics such as handsome, ugly, strange, ordinary, etc. to better describe the character's personality and image. 2. Creating an atmosphere: Appearance descriptions can be used to create the atmosphere of the novel, such as describing the surrounding environment, clothing, dressing, posture, etc., so that readers can better feel the situation and atmosphere of the novel. 3. Enhancement of Expressiveness: Appearance descriptions can be enhanced by contrast and reversal. For example, by describing a character's appearance to express his/her character and heart, or by comparing the character's appearance and heart to emphasize his/her complex emotions. 4. Arouse emotional resonance: The description of the appearance allows the reader to better feel the emotions and psychological state of the character, so that it is easier to have emotional resonance and understand the character's behavior motivation. The description of appearance plays an important role in the novel. It can help readers better understand the characters, feel the atmosphere and situation of the novel, and also enhance the expressiveness and emotional resonance of the novel.

The description of appearance in ancient novels usually described the figure, appearance, clothing, hairstyle and other characteristics of the character to highlight the character's personality and image. Here are some examples: Lin Daiyu's description in " Dream of the Red Chamber ": She was slim and beautiful, with long black hair that fell over her shoulders. 2. Lin Chong's description in Water Margins: He was tall, with a face like a pair of red dates, eyes like bright stars, and hair like frost and snow. 3. The description of Liu Bei in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms: He was short, his face was ashen, and his eyes were lifeless. 4. The description of Sun Wukong in Journey to the West: He was tall and sturdy, with deep facial features and a black hair on his head that reached his eyebrows and shoulders. These descriptions vividly depicted the appearance and characteristics of the ancient characters, allowing the readers to better understand the characters 'images and personalities.

The description of the appearance of ancient characters was usually described through adjectives, verb, and other techniques. 1. Guan Yu: His face is as thick as dates, his eyes are as bright as stars, his hair is as white as snow, his eyebrows are as far away as the mountains, his face is as beautiful as jade, his eyes are as bright as meteors, his figure is tall, his steps are steady and powerful. 2. Jia Baoyu: fair skin, moderate make-up, picturesque eyebrows, handsome face, beautiful jade eyes, shooting stars, slender figure, staggering, calm and elegant posture. 3. Wu Zetian: Tall, voluptuous, long hair draped over her shoulders, black as ink, eyes flashing with wisdom and deep light, beauty and courage, she is a controversial ancient female leader. Qin Shihuang: Tall and strong, face like jade, eyes like bright stars, eyebrows like a painting, elegant temperament, strong desire for power, is an extremely charming ancient monarch. These are just some examples. There are many adjectives and verbs used to describe the appearance of ancient characters. The specific description depends on the author's writing style and purpose.

The description of the appearance of ancient men could vary according to different eras, regions, and cultural backgrounds. Here are some common descriptions: 1 Qin and Han Dynasties: The ancient Qin and Han men usually had long faces, high noses, broad foreheads and deep eyes. They were tall and strong, wearing loose clothes and often wearing accessories made of bronze. 2. The Tang and Song Dynasties: Men in the Tang and Song Dynasties usually had handsome faces, tall figures, and handsome eyes. They were dressed neatly and beautifully, often wearing gold and silver jewelry. 3. Ming and Qing Dynasties: Men in the Ming and Qing Dynasties usually had kind faces, amiable figures, and were relatively thin. They often wore walnuts, peanuts, and other auspicious items. 4. Modern China: Men in modern China usually have a more delicate face and figure. They dress appropriately and pay attention to personal hygiene. However, compared with men in Western countries, their facial contours and hygiene habits are different. It should be noted that the description of the appearance of ancient men often had a strong cultural color and aesthetic standards. Different eras and regions would have different appearance characteristics and aesthetic standards.

An example of an ancient male character's appearance description is as follows: Qin Shihuang: Tall and bloated, with deep facial features and a majestic aura. 2. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty: A slim figure with a soft facial outline, a pair of deep eyes and long black hair. 3. Xiang Yu: Tall and muscular, with a well-defined face and a firm and powerful gaze, giving off a powerful and domineering feeling. 4. Jia Baoyu: Comely appearance, soft facial contours, thick hair, gentle eyes. 5. Lin Chong in Water Margins: Tall and tall, with slightly squarish facial contours, dense hair, and deep eyes. Cao Cao in Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Short stature, slightly squarish facial contours, sparse hair, deep eyes. These are examples of the description of the appearance of ancient male characters. You can choose a suitable way to describe your appearance according to different storylines and character settings.

An example of an ancient male character's appearance description is as follows: Qin Shihuang: Tall and strong, with a head of thick black hair and deep eyes, the contours of his face are clear, and his skin is white. 2. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty: His facial features are deep and his facial contours are beautiful. He is tall and his hair is as black as ink. His eyes are sharp. 3. The image of Cao Cao in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms: tall and strong, with a majestic aura between his eyebrows. His eyes were deep and bright, his hair as black as ink, and he had a slight beard. 4. The image of Lin Chong in the Water Margins: tall and strong, with a square face, distinct facial features, thick black hair, bright eyes, and a powerful aura. 5. The image of Jia Baoyu in Dream of the Red Chamber: Jia Baoyu is thin and weak, his facial contours are soft, his hair is soft, his eyes are bright, and his body exudes a faint fragrance.

In ancient times, women's red clothes were usually described as bright, gorgeous, noble, and charming. The following are some possible descriptions of appearances and temperaments: The woman in red raised her head. Her long eyelashes trembled slightly, and her beautiful eyes were deep and bright. Her face was soft and her skin was as white as snow. Her long eyebrows were curved and beautiful. Her lips were red and full, and the corners of her mouth were slightly raised, revealing a trace of confidence and charm. The woman in red's slender figure was exposed. Her arms were slender and soft, her shoulders flat, her chest voluptuous, her waist slender, and her legs long and straight. Her hair was soft as silk and neatly combed, making her look even more charming against the red dress. The woman in red had a noble and elegant posture. She stood on a high place and danced like a proud swan. Her body leaned forward slightly as if she wanted to show off her beauty and charm, but also with a kind of confidence and nobility. Her temperament gave people a mysterious and charming feeling that made people unable to resist. Generally speaking, the appearance and temperament of ancient women in red clothes usually reflected a kind of gorgeous, noble, confident, and charming feeling that was difficult to resist.

In novels, the description of appearance was usually used to portray the image of the character so that the reader could better understand the character's personality, background, and psychological state. Appearance descriptions could also strengthen the tension and appeal of the plot, making it easier for readers to resonate and resonate with emotions. In some plots, the description of appearance could even play a role in promoting the development of the story. In short, the description of the appearance in the novel was an indispensable part. It could bring a richer reading experience to the readers.