can speak on a subject with great familiarity
Ru Jia Zhen is a Chinese idiom, and its pinyin is R ú sh ǔ Ji ā zh ē n, which means it's like counting the treasures in one's own home. It is usually used to describe someone who is very familiar with what he is talking about. It comes from Guo Sheng's creation of a theater in the grand unofficial history of the Qing Dynasty.
interpretation
Counting: counting treasures: Treasures of the family. To describe someone who is familiar with an enumerated thing or a narrated story. The implication is not one's own.
source
In the Grand View of unofficial history of the Qing Dynasty, Guo Sheng founded a theater: "Mr. Wang Heqin of Wuxian county is very old and virtuous. When he talks about the anecdotes of Wuzhong, he raises his beard and hands like a treasure."
usage
The verb object type is used as predicate, adverbial and complement, with commendatory meaning.
Examples
"Those who are heckled should answer calmly, just like a few treasures." (in Qing Dynasty, Jiang Fan's biography of Sinology master Ling tingkan), "when he said it, he was full of energy, just like a few treasures. The more he said it, the more energetic he was." "I have to say goodbye to President Bu and follow the old engineer to the exhibition room of the 727 Research Institute. He speaks in great detail." ——Jiang Zilong
antonym
I know nothing.
words whose meaning is similar
Know like the palm of one's hand.
Analysis of Idioms
Idiom example: some also virtuous, some also unworthy, one by one as precious as a family. (Liu Yazi's "the 20th century big stage publishing words") degree of common use: common use emotional color: commendatory words idiom structure: verb object type generation time: Modern idiom sound: number, can not be read as "sh" or "Shu". idiom distinguishing form: number, can't write "mouse". analysis of idioms: such as shujiazhen and "yi510"; both can express clearly. "One hundred and ten" focuses on being familiar with the content, while "one hundred and ten" focuses on being complete and correct.
usage
It is used as predicate, adverbial and complement
English explanation
Brief explanation
asifenumeratingone'sfamilyvaluables--canspeakonasubjectwithgreatfamiliarity;beveryfamiliarwithone'ssubject;
example sentence
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Chinese PinYin : rú shǔ jiā zhēn
can speak on a subject with great familiarity
be broad-minded toward others. kuān yǐ dài rén