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Full of pearls, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m ǎ NF ù zh ū J ī, which means to describe people with literary talent. From the anthology of Fan Chuan.
Idiom explanation
Ji: not round beads; Zhuji: beautiful articles.
The origin of Idioms
The third chapter of Fan Chuan's anthology by Du Mu of Tang Dynasty: "a cup of wide curtain seats, five characters make pearls."
Idiom usage
Example: Volume 8 of miscellaneous notes on watch boxes written by Wu chuhou of Song Dynasty: "if you only know the powder and luster of appearance, you will be filled with pearls."
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There is a stalemate between the branches and the cadres - zhī gàn xiāng xhí
there is no lack of people of that ilk - shí fān yǒu tú