superior to others

superior to others

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ā or é NY ī ch ó u, which means one chip higher than the average person, refers to better than others. It comes from the seven poems of Zhen Chuan Ji, BIE Ji, and Shen Jingfu by Gui Youguang of Ming Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

GUI Youguang's "zhenchuanji · Bieji · Qi · and Shen Jingfu's seven poems" in Ming Dynasty: "Kuang Zhi and Zi Jianyun are similar. But the cry is the same throughout the ages. What about Qu Yuan and Jia Sheng? To send my anger just! Qin Fuyun: it's more like being superior. "

Idiom usage

In Chapter 16 of the sage, Qian Ning said: "fortunately, he acted with a dwarf's head."

Analysis of Idioms

Better than others