out of the ordinary

out of the ordinary

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ji ǎ Oji ǎ ob ù Q ú n, which means to describe excellent and outstanding, different and general. It comes from twenty four poems: elegance.

The origin of Idioms

In Sikongtu's twenty four poems, elegance, it is said that "to fall is to go, to be unconventional."

Idiom usage

As for the world of poetry, is it not the poets of Li and Du who expound "Feng" and "Ya"? Overview of Chinese literature by Tao Zengyou

Analysis of Idioms

Excellent and outstanding