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Chinese idiom, Pinyin is C ǎ IB ǐ sh ē nghu ā, which means great progress in talent and thinking. It's from "when enjoying the flowers, celebrating a friend's new marriage.".

Analysis of Idioms

Dream of writing

The origin of Idioms

In Tang style of the Yuan Dynasty, when appreciating the flowers, I would like to celebrate my friend's new marriage: "there are green sleeves, fragrant lines, colorful brushwork and ripe dreams."

Idiom usage

Subject predicate; as subject and attribute; with commendatory meaning. example he also wants to have a "colorful" time.

Idioms and allusions

Li Bai, a great poet of Tang Dynasty, wrote many poems in his life. It is said that his writing style was not very fluent when he was young. Sometimes it took him a month to write a poem. He once had a dream that flowers would grow on the head of the brush he had used. Since then, he has been quick thinking, and his works have been in constant flow, and he often waved them away.