a man of brilliance unequalled by contemporaries(kuàng shì yì cái)

a man of brilliance unequalled by contemporaries

Kuang shiyicai, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ku à ngsh à y à C á I, which means a rare and outstanding talent in modern times. From Chapter 9 of the romance of the Three Kingdoms.

Analysis of Idioms

Kuang Shiqi

The origin of Idioms

The ninth chapter of the romance of the Three Kingdoms of the Ming Dynasty: Bo Zhe is a great scholar. It would be a great event if he could continue the history of the Han Dynasty.

Idiom usage

A person of outstanding ability. example Dongpo's hermit is a man of great ability, broad mindedness and talent. The scholar officials in the Chinese idiom thousand character essay and the biography of Cai Yong in the book of the later Han Dynasty were too reserved to save it. Taiwei Ma riji said to Yun: "Bo Zhe is a man of great talent and great knowledge of Han Dynasty. He should continue to be a later history and a great ceremony of the generation. He is loyal and filial to the emperor, but he is sitting in a nameless place. Is it a loss of popularity to punish him? " Yun said: "in the past, Emperor Wu didn't kill Sima Qian. He made a slander and became a mere posterity.

Chinese PinYin : kuàng shì yì cái