It's the end of the story(bèi bēi fù jú)

It's the end of the story

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B è IB ē if ù J ú, which means that you can recite the inscriptions you have read, and you can get back to the old after playing chess. It means that you have a good memory. It comes from the book of the old Tang Dynasty, biography of Wenyuan, Zhang Yungu.

explain

The inscriptions you read can be recited, and the chess game can be restored after chaos. A good memory.

source

"Zhang Yungu, a native of huanshui in Xiangzhou," is written in the book of the old Tang Dynasty. He is intelligent in nature, erudite in books and biographies, and good at writing. He can recite the past and forget the past. He is especially familiar with the current affairs, and is known as Zhoulu. "

Examples

He is very intelligent and can recite tens of thousands of words every day. Volume 147 of Taiping Guangji quoted from Han Wan's Yushitai Ji Gao Zhizhou of Tang Dynasty

usage

As an object or attribute; of memory

Chinese PinYin : bèi bēi fù jú