hide one's capacities(yì jǐn jiǒng yī)

hide one's capacities

Yi Jinyi, pronounced y ì J ǐ NJI ǒ ngy ī, is a Chinese idiom. It means to cover up the magnificence of the brocade by adding a single linen veil to the outside of the brocade. (from the book of songs) the metaphor is not conspicuous.

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Idiom: Yi Jinyi pronunciation: y ì J ǐ NJI ǒ ngy ī explanation: Jinyi is covered with a single linen veil to cover its magnificence. Metaphors don't show off to people. "Chen" and "Chen" are in common use. Shuowen can be found in the interpretation of the word "Chen". Commentators all teach to make Zen clothes which are connected with clothes and have no inner space. For example, the book of rites, the doctrine of the mean and the book of songs. (referring to Huang Xianyu's a preliminary study on the interpretation of Ancient Books)

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"Shi · Wei Feng · Shuo Ren" says, "Shuo Ren is tall and well-dressed." Another poem, Zhengfeng Feng, says: "the clothes are brocade, the clothes are brocade. Uncle Xi, uncle Xi, drive to and return. "

Examples

Therefore, it is more expensive than the original. Liang and Liu Xie's Wen Xin Diao Long · Qing Cai

Chinese PinYin : yì jǐn jiǒng yī