profound in substance and beautiful in style

profound in substance and beautiful in style

Chinese idiom, CH é Nb ó Ju é L ì, means that the meaning of the article is profound, the content is profound and the diction is beautiful. From answer to Liu Xin's book.

Idiom explanation

Deep: profound; profound: profound.

The origin of Idioms

Yang Xiong's answer to Liu Xin's book in the Han Dynasty: "it's necessary to learn, but the heart is good at deep, broad and beautiful writing."

Analysis of Idioms

Deep, broad and gorgeous

Idiom usage

It refers to gorgeous writing. Examples: the book is profound and magnificent, and it is popular for a time. The fifth volume of Xia Wai Tiao