The best is not to be found(miào chù bù chuán)

The best is not to be found

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is mi à och à B à Chu á n, which means that the subtle and subtle place is not what words and ink can express. It comes from Huan Tan's new theory of Li Shi in Han Dynasty.

usage

As a predicate or attributive

structure

Subject predicate construction

years

ancient

Homonyms

Dare to be angry and dare to speak, Yan is jealous of flowers, missing moon reunion, awe inspiring justice, arrogant words, tracing back to the source, repeating the old tune, looking forward to the future, Yuanzhi Lilian, and boasting

source

1. The talent of sages is not in the world, but the skill of good is not passed on. In the Han Dynasty, Huan Tan's new treatise on Li Shi (Li Shi), 2. Liu Yiqing's Shi Shuo Xin Yu · literature in the Southern Dynasty and Song Dynasty

allusion

During the Jin Dynasty, the Taifu Sima Daozi asked the general Xie Xuan, "Huishi's books are as many as five chariots. Why can't a word enter the Metaphysics?" Xie Xuan replied, "the reason should be that his subtlety has not been handed down."

Examples

The beauty of Danqing can't be passed on. This is how the wheel is used. Song Dynasty · Huang Tingjian's poem "opera Title small bird catching flying insects painting fan"

Chinese PinYin : miào chù bù chuán