A brilliant person
Ying Wujue Ren, a Chinese idiom, is y ǐ NGW ù Ju é R é n in pinyin, which means brilliant. It's the same as "yingwujulun". From you Lan Xi / you Sha Hu.
The origin of Idioms
Song Sushi's "you Lanxi / you Shahu" said: "although an Chang is deaf, he is brilliant and intelligent. He uses paper to draw characters, but his calligraphy is not numerical
Idiom usage
In Ming Song Lian's on the knowledge of tiemu'er Pagoda in the history of the Yuan Dynasty, tiemu'er pagoda is nine years old, the son of the king Tuotuo. His talent is magnificent, and he is a great scholar.
A brilliant person
Be ignorant of the affairs of the world - bù xiǎo shì wù
both fine blossoms in their season - chūn lán qiū jú