masterpiece(ná shǒu hǎo xì)

masterpiece

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is n á sh ǒ uh ǎ ox ì, originally refers to the repertoire that the actor is good at; generally refers to the ability that the actor is good at. From the record of ambition.

The origin of Idioms

Junqing's "ambition record": "finally, when the old director's good play" borrow the east wind "ended, three stars rose high, it was already in the middle of the night."

Idiom usage

To be formal; to be subject or object; to praise. Mao Dun's midnight 17: "making air is Lao Zhao's skill! He deliberately let out some kind of trust air to make people panic. " He has been the head of the society for decades, and he is good at binding people and beating people. Zhao Shuli's Xiao erhei's marriage

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] be good at it and be good at it

Chinese PinYin : ná shǒu hǎo xì