like nature itself -- highest quality

like nature itself -- highest quality

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h ú NR á NZ ì ch é ng, which means that the structure of poetry is strict and natural, and there is no trace of the use of words. It also describes the perfect and natural talent and morality of human beings. It's from Mao Dun's a little explanation of a big problem.

Idiom explanation

The structure of descriptive poetry is strict and natural, and there is no trace of the use of words. It also describes the perfect nature of human talent and morality. The same as "natural".

The origin of Idioms

Mao Dun's "a little explanation of a big problem" said: "a beautiful image should be made up of proper vocabulary, which is good; but the two should come into being at the same time, and they are completely self-contained."

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: natural and natural

Idiom usage

The structure of descriptive poetry is strict and natural