a great ability to rule the country
It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is j ī ngsh ì zh ī C á I, which means the ability to govern the country and the people. It comes from Shangshui in the boat.
Analysis of Idioms
[synonym] the talent of economic aid and the talent of statecraft [antonym] ordinary people
The origin of Idioms
Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty wrote in his Shangshui legacy in a boat: "in ancient times, economic talents are rare."
Idiom usage
It is formal; it is subject and object; it has commendatory meaning. There are more than 100 people who have been recommended by a certain person, all of whom are in China and abroad. Tao Zongyi, Ming Dynasty
a great ability to rule the country
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Fire the dragon and cook the Phoenix - pào lóng pēng fèng