cultured , talented and refined

cultured , talented and refined

Elegant, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is f ē ngli ú R ú y ǎ, which means elegant, free and knowledgeable. It's from five tragedies. It's difficult to be sad.

Idiom explanation

Romantic: elegant and informal; elegant: profound knowledge, extraordinary bearing.

The origin of Idioms

Tang Dynasty's "five tragedies: tragedies are difficult": "Gao Zhi is a man, elegant and elegant, which is the sum of generations. This is the end; ang Zhi is a man, and his articles are outstanding, which is the Pearl of the world."