Be deeply impressed(rǎn shén kè gǔ)

Be deeply impressed

Zhao Yi of the Qing Dynasty wrote "the poetry of Oubei · the writings of the people of the Southern Song Dynasty have not entered the source of Jin Dynasty": "Su Huang's handwriting is also highly appreciated. It is said that" the calligraphy of the two masters, every word, is a treasure of no name. There are no more than one hundred and no less than one. " It's the legacy of the mountain to Su Huang

Idiom explanation

Pronunciation: R ǎ NSH é NK è g ǔ. It means feeling deeply. usage: as object and attribute; used in written language degree of common use: General emotional color: commendatory words idiom structure: combined generation time: Modern

words whose meaning is similar

bear in mind forever

Chinese PinYin : rǎn shén kè gǔ