a man of rare talent
Wei fengxianglin, pronounced w ē if è ngxi á NGL í n, is an idiom to describe a rare talent. It comes from Fu Ruizhi in the book of Song Dynasty.
The ancient legend is a symbol of auspiciousness, which can only be seen in the peaceful and prosperous times.
It was written in Fu Ruizhi of Song Dynasty: "in the fourth year of Yuankang, Nanjun gained prestige." "History of the Song Dynasty · Le Zhi 1": "nine years, Lan Zhou Xianxiang Lin."
a man of rare talent
hand down a good plan to posterity - yàn yì yí móu
incomplete parts of ancient scripts - cán biān duàn jiǎn
unrestrained and frank ; straightforward - dà mǎ jīn dāo
he returned to his native place much disappointed - fèi rán ér fǎn