a masterpiece

a masterpiece

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h ó ngpi ā NJ ù zh ì, which means large-scale works. From the Qing Dynasty, ye Qianguan "blowing the net record · Wei Taihe bronze ironing people's experience".

Idiom usage

For example, if it is a huge work, it will be recorded separately as an episode.

The origin of Idioms

In the Qing Dynasty, ye Qianguan's "record of blowing the net · knowledge of Wei Taihe's Bronze ironing people": "there are a lot of great works to be observed."

Idiom explanation

A masterpiece. Honorific works of others. A Book of great scale.