speak vehemently with a distinctly moral tone(jī áng kāng kǎi)

speak vehemently with a distinctly moral tone

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ī á NGK ā NGK ǎ I, which means to be spirited, emotional and healthy. It comes from Liu Zongyuan's shangquanyu buque Wenjuan decision to advance and retreat.

The origin of Idioms

Liu Zongyuan's shangquanyu buque wenjuanjuanjuanjuanqi in the Tang Dynasty: "today, I will be impassioned, bustling with cloth clothes, talking about the author's feast, and dragging the train to the door of Mingqing."

Idiom usage

Kuang Jin Yuan Yuanyuan's edition, which was written in ancient times, exhorted the present and engraved with emotions and spirits, is inspiring, generous, joyful and sorrowful. It has made a lot of contributions to the world. Zheng Xie of Town God's Temple

Analysis of Idioms

The synonym is impassioned

Chinese PinYin : jī áng kāng kǎi