gifted but out of luck(yǒu cái wú mìng)

gifted but out of luck

Talent without life is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ǒ UC á IW ú m ì ng, which means talent but bad experience. I don't want to be successful. It is said in the poem "Ji Di Ming Fu Bo Ji" written by Du Fu of Tang Dynasty: "there are 40 people who are more talented than their father. They have no life."

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Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty wrote the poem "Ji Di Ming Fu Bo Ji" which said: "there are 40 people who are more talented than their father, and they have no life."

Examples

The 40th chapter of Xia Jingqu's wild old man's Expositions in Qing Dynasty: "sister Jinyu is extremely intelligent, courageous and knowledgeable. She is also seven years old this year, but she is very talented and lifeless."

Chinese PinYin : yǒu cái wú mìng