the bright younger generation(hòu lái zhī xiù)

the bright younger generation

Young comer, pronounced h ò UL á izh ī Xi ù, is a Chinese word with the basic meaning of an outstanding person among the younger generation.

explain

He is an outstanding figure in the younger generation.

source

"Fan Yuzhang said Wang Jingzhou:" you are a good young man, and you are a real comer. " Wang said, "if you don't have such an uncle, how can you have a nephew?" Yuan Mei's Xiao Cang Shan Fang Zhi Du, the 28th poem of Qing Dynasty: "on that day, I tried Zhang Tongzi of Jiangning, and I had the ambition to succeed. Recently, I was more diligent in learning and thought deeply. I am worthy of being a comer."

allusion

In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, CH é n showed his talent in his youth and was highly respected by his relatives and friends. His uncle fan Ning, a famous economist at that time, also valued Wang Chen very much. When a famous scholar visited him, he always asked Wang Chen to come and receive him. Once, Wang Chen went to see his uncle and met Zhang Xuan, who was famous earlier than him. My uncle asked them to talk. Zhang Xuan had long heard that Wang Chenzhi was very interesting and wanted to talk to him. He was older than Wang Chen. Naturally, he hoped that Wang Chen would greet himself first and then sit upright and wait. Unexpectedly, when Wang Chen saw Zhang Xuan's appearance and looked down upon him, he sat in silence and said nothing. Zhang Xuan saw him like this, and he couldn't put on airs. He sat opposite for a while and left unhappily. Afterwards, fan Ning blamed Wang Chen and said, "Zhang Xuan is an excellent talent in Wuzhong. Why don't you talk to him?" Wang Chen replied haughtily, "if he really wants to get along with me, he can come to talk to me." After hearing this, fan Ning praised his nephew and said, "you are such an elegant person. You are really a talented person." Yuchen replied with a smile: "without an uncle like you, where can I have such a nephew?"

Chinese PinYin : hòu lái zhī xiù