be able to deal with all the problems
In Chinese, Pinyin is B ā mi à NSH ò UD í, which means to be able to cope with all kinds of situations. It's from Tang Zhiyan, haixubuyu.
The origin of Idioms
Wang Dingbao's "Tang Zhiyan · Hai xubu Yu" in the Five Dynasties: "Zihua has great talent and is well-known for his eight rhymes
Idiom usage
It refers to people's ability to do things. examples If you succeed in learning, you will be attacked on all sides, which is not the same as those who dabble in it. In Northern Song Dynasty, Su Shi's another answer to Wang Xiangshu and He Bi's chronicle of Chunzhu, Volume 9: "Shui Cao, Zhao song, Zi Li Its inkstone The upper and lower bounds are eight inkstones. Cloud: lazy polyester inkstone, not naisu ink stagnant pen. One inkstone is used every day. Eight days later, the Zhou Dynasty began to wash it. New inkstones are often used. Therefore, it is named "eight faced with enemies."
Chinese PinYin : bā miàn shòu dí
be able to deal with all the problems
Extremely resourceful and thoughtless. jí zhì qióng sī
There is no quantity of water in the sea. hǎi shuǐ nán liáng
the feelings of the people are for. rén xīn guī xiàng