most incisive(lín lí jìn zhì)

most incisive

Incisively and vividly, it is a Chinese idiom, pronounced L í NL í J ì nzh ì, which means that an article or a speech expresses itself fully and thoroughly. It can also be described as very happy. From the Ming Dynasty Li Qing "three yuan notes Chongzhen addendum.".

The origin of Idioms

In Li Qing's notes on Sanyuan, Chongzhen supplement, the Ming Dynasty: "Mo Lin's chuozhongzhilue narrates the internal regulation of the well, and the arrogance of the Hakkas and Wei Zhongxian is also incisive and incisive, which is undoubtedly adopted by historians." Let me say again in the thirtieth chapter of the biography of heroes and heroines by Wen Kang of the Qing Dynasty, I'm not as thorough and incisive as my sister said.

Idiom usage

It can be used as attributive, adverbial and complement, with commendatory meaning. Example: Balzac's disillusionment: "this soft silk is tightly wrapped around her body, and the twelve fold pattern exposes all the convex parts of her body." usage - combination; as attribute, adverbial, complement; with commendatory meaning. Let me say again, I'm not as thorough and incisive as what my sister said. The thirtieth chapter of biography of children heroes by Wen Kang of Qing Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : lín lí jìn zhì