Zhang Zhangju
Chinese idioms, Pinyin is Xi á nzh ā n ɡ ch ě J ù, meaning still looking for chapters and sentences; searching for and extracting fragments of words and sentences. It comes from the second book on ancient prose with Tian Shuzi.
The idiom comes from Jiang Xiangnan's the second book on ancient prose with Tian Shuzi in Qing Dynasty: "Lu Zhang pull sentence I don't know how the ancients simulated it. "
Chinese PinYin : lóng zhāng zōng jù
Zhang Zhangju
like nature itself -- highest quality. hùn rán tiān chéng
cast beans on grounds which are transformed by magic into soldiers. sǎ dòu chéng bīng
literature catered to ordinary citizens. shì mín wén xué
stand between heaven and earth. dài yuán lǚ fāng