a high-caliber person

a high-caliber person

Hu Lian Zhiqi (pinyin: H ú Li ǎ nzh ī Q ì), a Chinese word, refers to a person who has special talent and can take on great responsibilities. From the Analects of Confucius gongyechang

The origin of Idioms

In the Analects of Confucius gongyechang: "Zi Gong asked the sun:" what is the gift like? " Ziri: "female utensils.". Japan: "what is it?" Japan: "Hulian also."

Notes on Idioms

Hu and Lian are all ritual vessels of the ancestral temple. That is to say, the sacrificial utensils of millet in ancient temples.

Idiom usage

It means that people have the ability to run a country. He took the tools of Hulian as his official, and killed chixian county with his generals. The residence of Lu Lang Zhong Zhai by Li Hua in Tang Dynasty

Analysis of Idioms

Antonym: stone of Yan Dai