like nature itself -- highest quality(hún rán tiān chéng)

like nature itself -- highest quality

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h ú NR á NTI ā NCH é ng, describes the poetry structure is strict and natural, and there is no trace of using words in the dictionary. It also describes the perfect nature of human talent and morality. It comes from the book of shangxiangyang yuxianggong.

The origin of Idioms

Tang Hanyu's shangxiangyang yuxianggong book: you are a brilliant genius, and you are a man of virtue. You are natural, and there is no shore.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: spontaneous, natural and natural

Idiom usage

The structure of descriptive poetry is strict and natural. (Huang) the poems of the valley are strange but not wonderful; they are cut off but not horizontal; they are extravagant in learning to be rich; they enlighten the old to be new; and they are natural, such as those flowing out of the lung and liver. Song Qiang Zhi's Ci Bu Ji, a gift to Xu Junqiang: thousands of words are written in secret, and all the pages are full of gems and gems. It is natural to have aphorisms, but it is as straight as if it has not been dissected. Song Yanyu's Canglang Shihua · Shiping · Sanba and Hujia's Shiba Pai are natural without any trace. In Song Ruan Yue's the general turtle of poetry, the first episode of commentary, the commentator said that people should not use things to make things as if they were their own, which is a kind of poetry. Yu Tang Cong Yu literature by Jiao Hong of Ming Dynasty. Mingdao magazine by Zhang Lei of Song Dynasty: Lao Du's rhyme is natural, without far fetched trace. According to Lang Ying of Ming Dynasty's "qixiulei manuscript · qishaoyi · Buddha's foot produces mushroom", the end of the mushroom is as big as a palm, and the color is yellow and white. It happens skillfully and naturally. Mao Dun's "big problems and small solutions": beautiful image should be composed of proper vocabulary, which is good; but the two should be produced at the same time, completely self-contained. Ancient rhyme by Ling Shuhua: those rockery stones are as natural as real ones.

Related words

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Chinese PinYin : hún rán tiān chéng