A hundred examples

A hundred examples

Baijubaiquan is a Chinese idiom. Its pronunciation is B ǎ ISH ì y ī R é n, which means rare talents.

Idiom explanation

Every action can complete its thing, describes everything handy, can achieve good results. One hundred: many words; example: action, action; all: completion. It is the same as "hundred examples and hundred victories".

The origin of Idioms

In the biography of Guo Jia in the annals of the Three Kingdoms, Wei Zhi, it is said that "a hundred examples and a hundred perfects can be cited, and a great reputation can be established." Sages change with time. In the book of Jin, Murong's biography of dezai, 2. "One person in a hundred generations, once in a thousand years, is only able to be with others at the right time

usage

As predicate and object, with commendatory meaning