a young talented scholar(lóng hàn fèng chú)

a young talented scholar

Long Hanfeng, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l ó NGH à NF è ngch ú, which means to refer to outstanding talents. It comes from selected works Liu xiaobiao's Guang juejiao Lun.

The origin of Idioms

Liu xiaobiao's "Guang juejiao Lun" in Wenxuan: "Yan Ran, long Han, Feng Xiao, and Zeng Shi, LAN Xun and Xue Bai." Li Shan's note: "in Xiangyang Ji written by Xi Zaochi, it is said:" ZHUGE Kongming is Wolong, Pang Shiyuan is fengxiao. "

Idiom usage

Usage: as object and attribute; used in figurative sentences

Examples

"Yan Ran, long Han, Feng Xiao, Zeng Shi, LAN Xun, Xue Bai" was written by Liu xiaobiao in the Southern Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : lóng hàn fèng chú