A sharp apology(lì huì shàn cí)

A sharp apology

Li Li Ci, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l ì Hu ì sh à NC í, which means to be eloquent and beautiful. From Sanshui Xiaodu · Wang Zhigu.

The origin of Idioms

Wang Zhigu, a Sanshui Xiaodu written by Huangfu of Tang Dynasty, said: "you can't feel the front seat when you see his sharp words."

Idiom usage

To be eloquent is to be eloquent

Chinese PinYin : lì huì shàn cí