gifted with an extraordinary retentive memory

gifted with an extraordinary retentive memory

Never forget, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Gu ò m ù B ù w à ng, meaning never forget after reading, describes the memory is very strong. It comes from Fu Rongzai Ji in the book of Jin.

The origin of Idioms

Fu Rongzai Ji in the book of Jin: "hearing is education, never forgetting."

Analysis of Idioms

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Idiom usage

It is used as predicate and attributive with commendatory meaning. The real genius of the world! The 60th chapter of romance of the Three Kingdoms written by Luo Guanzhong in Ming Dynasty and Zizhi Tongjian volume 100: "good literature, good argumentation, good hearing, good memory, good at fighting against Baifu, good at riding, shooting and stabbing, little reputation." it wants to impress you with charm and a memorable look.

Idiom story

Fu Rong (? - 383 years), the word Bo Xiu, Lueyang Linwei (today's East Tianshui City, Gansu Province) people, the former Qin King Fu Jian's younger brother, fengyangpinggong. In 383 ad, Fu Jian launched a large-scale attack on Jin Dynasty, and Fu Rong led 250000 troops to capture Shouyang (now Shouxian County, Anhui Province). The horse was killed in the decisive battle in Feishui. When Fu Rong was young, he was smart and wise. Once an old woman met a robber in the evening. Passers-by caught the robber for her and the robber bit her back. The old woman couldn't see clearly because it was dark, so she had to make a decision with Fu Rong. Fu Rong said to them, "if you two go together, the one who goes out of Fengyang gate first is not a robber." When they came back, Fu Rong said harshly to those who went out later: "you are a robber, why do you want to frame a good man?" Fu Rong has a strong memory. He can recite what he hears after listening to it once, and he will never forget what he sees once. In the Han and Wei dynasties, Wang can was well-known and remembered, so people all compared Fu Rong to Wang can.