To write an essay or article; to engage in writing.

To make a fuss or blow something out of proportion, often to achieve a specific purpose; to use a minor incident as a pretext to make a scene.

there's a deeper meaning or more to the story than is apparent; indicates that a situation involves hidden motives, secrets, or complexity that requires careful thought

superficial work done for appearances; lip service; an emphasis on form or going through the motions rather than content or practical results

Official documents or actions that follow a set format but lack substance; empty rhetoric; mere formalities. Originally referred to formal documents presented to the emperor

A long and voluminous piece of writing; a lengthy article.

(literary) describes a situation where a person with great literary talent suffers from a difficult or unlucky life

Full of learning; having a belly full of literature or great scholarship.

An article or editorial piece signed by the author.

(xiehouyu) To show off one's meager writing skills in front of Confucius, the sage of literature; used to describe someone who overestimates their ability or shows off in front of an expert.

to do something just for show; to be superficial or perfunctory by focusing on outward appearance rather than substance or results

To write an essay or article

to have more to it than meets the eye; to involve hidden information or an inside story