High spirited(shén fēi qì yáng)

High spirited

Shenfeiqi is an idiom, pronounced sh é NF ē IQ ì y á ng, which means to be spirited and high spirited.

explain

I'm in high spirits.

source

Li Yu of the Qing Dynasty wrote in "mirage in the tower · Yiju": "when a man sees righteousness, he will choose what day to call his right and left to bring his horse over. I'm in high spirits. This is called" when benevolence sees righteousness, there is no humility. "

Examples

Today, I can see the calming, stirring the clouds and flying high. It's up to you to build the banner. The holly tree by Jiang Shiquan in Qing Dynasty

usage

Used as predicate, attribute, adverbial, etc

Chinese PinYin : shén fēi qì yáng