a clever , penetrating remark(qiǎo fā qí zhòng)

a clever , penetrating remark

Qiaofaqizhong is a Chinese idiom, and its pinyin is Qi ǎ of ā Q í zh ò. It describes being good at taking the opportunity to express opinions, which can be proved by facts.

explain

FA: archery, figurative speech. He is good at taking the opportunity to express his opinions, which can be proved by facts.

source

1. Sima Qian of the Western Han Dynasty wrote in the historical records of filial piety and martial arts that "the young monarch is good at making good contributions and is good at making wonderful achievements." 2. Song Sushi's "notes on Qiu Chi · Shan Yi Sun Zhao" said: "although its technique is based on the classic of difficulties and plain questions, it is often ingenious, but it is not perfect."

usage

As predicate or complement, it refers to being good at judgment and being able to come true

Chinese PinYin : qiǎo fā qí zhòng