replete with humour(yì tài héng shēng)

replete with humour

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ì t à IH é ngsh ē ng, which means fresh and beautiful posture. From the preface to the collection of Zhao Guogong written by Geng Xin of the Northern Zhou Dynasty.

Idiom explanation

A fresh and wonderful gesture.

The origin of Idioms

The preface to the collection of Zhao Guogong written by Gengxin of the Northern Zhou Dynasty: "the speech of Zhao Guogong in the state of Zhu is a theory, the writing is a chapter, the mood is full of ease, the new emotion is rising, the wind and rain are competing for flying, the fish and the dragon are changing."

Chinese PinYin : yì tài héng shēng