be endowed with extraordinary talents(rú chuán dà bǐ)

be endowed with extraordinary talents

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is R ú Chu á nd à B à, which means a pen as thick as a rafter. It refers to the writing of recording major events, as well as the vigorous writing of words. From Song Shao Yong's Da Zi Yin.

The origin of Idioms

Half drunk, half drunk, half drunk. Song Shao Yong's Da Zi Yin

Idiom usage

To be the subject or object; to refer to the writing of a great event

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] the pen complements the nature and the talent; the antonym is illiterate

Idiom story

Wang Xun, a scholar in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, was quick witted and courageous when he was young. He was the chief bookkeeper of Ma Huanwen when he was 20 years old. He is often eloquent, writing. One night, Wang Yu had a dream. In the dream, someone gave him a pen as big as a rafter. He had a premonition that he had something big to do. The next day, he was called to write a memorial ceremony for emperor Xiaowu.

Chinese PinYin : rú chuán dà bǐ