The end of the film(piàn cháng mò jì)

The end of the film

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is pi à NCH á NGM à J à, which means small specialty and shallow skill. It's from the art of the golden age.

The origin of Idioms

Zheng Guanying of Qing Dynasty wrote in the book "dangerous words in prosperous times · skill": "it is the craftsman who despises the craftsman, the public official who despises the craftsman, and the film's length and skilful skill who despises the number."

Analysis of Idioms

Short cut

Idiom usage

To be subject or object; to be modest.

Examples

Shen Baozhen of the Qing Dynasty wrote "it's not bad to know the final skill of the film in order to be a consultant and a driving force."

Chinese PinYin : piàn cháng mò jì