vigorous and elegant
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Xi ó n ɡ sh ē NY ǎ Ji à n, which means the article is powerful and deep, elegant and powerful. It comes from the biography of Liu Zongyuan, volume 168 of the new book of the Tang Dynasty..
Idioms and allusions
The source of the allusion is the biography of Liu Zongyuan in volume 168 of the new book of the Tang Dynasty. Since it was abandoned, it failed. However, its talent is really high, and its name covers for a while. Han Yu commented on his article and said, "it's majestic, elegant and healthy, like Sima Zichang, but Cui and CAI are not enough. "No, Liu Renhuai asked him to come down to the state hall. Temple in Luochi, more because of the stele to solid cloud. Han Yu commented on Liu Zongyuan's article and said, "it's majestic and elegant, like Sima Zichang, but Cui and CAI are not enough." After that, it was said that the article is powerful and profound, elegant and powerful.
Idiom usage
Song xinqiji's poem "Qinyuanchun · Lingshan Qian Fu when building Yanhu lake has not been completed" says: "I feel that in the meantime, it is majestic, profound and elegant, just like the article Taishigong." Lin Shu's preface to Translation: "there are still some people who have given it in a bold, elegant and vigorous way."
vigorous and elegant
a commonplace talk of an old scholar - lǎo shēng cháng tán
can 't tell how many there are -- numerous similar cases - bù zhī fán jǐ