Wei Fengxiang Lin(wēi fēng xiáng lín)

Wei Fengxiang Lin

Wei Feng Xiang Lin, pronunciation: W ē if ē ngxi á NGL í, Chinese idiom, interpretation: Qilin and Phoenix, ancient legends are auspicious animals, only in the peaceful and prosperous times can see. After the metaphor is very rare talent. Source: Fu Ruizhi Zhong, history of Song Dynasty

Idiom explanation

Idiom: Wei Feng Xiang Lin

Pinyin: W ē if ē ngxi á NGL í n

Explanation: Kirin and Phoenix are auspicious animals in ancient legends, which can only be seen in the peaceful and prosperous times. After the metaphor is very rare talent.

source

Fu Rui Zhi Zhong, the history of Song Dynasty: "in the fourth year of Yuankang, Nanjun gained prestige." "History of the Song Dynasty · Le Zhi 1": "nine years, Lan Zhou Xianxiang Lin."

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