A man of noble stature
Yutang personage, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ù t á NgR é NW ù, which refers to the eminent literati. From the picture of fishing in Xixuan autumn river.
Idiom explanation
It generally refers to eminent scholars.
The origin of Idioms
Jin Yuan Haowen's poem "Xixuan Qiujiang Fishing Map" NO.3: "where are the figures in Yutang today? The poem at the end of the paper is full of emotion."
Analysis of Idioms
In the future, it must be the 59th chapter of Li Baojia's the appearance of officialdom
A man of noble stature
the opponent is not strong enough - nán fēng bù jìng
persevere ten years in one 's studies in spite of hardships - shí nián hán chuāng
talk cheerfully and humorously - tán lùn fēng shēng
may the family prosper five generations running - wǔ shì qí chāng