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Magnanimous, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ku ā NH ó NGD à D ù, which means to describe the measurement is big, can accommodate people. It comes from the old story of Luoyang gentry, Anzhong Ling Dadu.

Analysis of Idioms

Magnanimous, magnanimous and narrow-minded

The origin of Idioms

Zhang Qixian of the Song Dynasty wrote in the old news of Luoyang gentry: the order of an Zhong is magnanimous: "the order of an Zhong is magnanimous, not arrogant."

Idiom usage

It refers to a person's magnanimity. Example yuan · Dashan Fu's "beautiful scenery" the third fold: "Bachelor magnanimous, why not." Lao She's "let's talk about the house": "he clearly admits his magnanimity, as well as his jealousy and narrow mindedness."