a person with breadth of vision(yǒu shí zhī shì)
a person with breadth of vision
People of insight, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ǒ ush í zh ī sh ì, which means people with talent and foresight. From Shuo yuan · Shan Shuo.
The origin of Idioms
Liu Xiang of Han Dynasty wrote in Shuo yuan · Shan Shuo: "all the people of insight in the world are those who are cold hearted. After thousands of years, the temple will not eat with blood."
Idiom usage
All these examples indicate that your majesty is tired of hearing people's words and is indifferent to other things. Song Sushi's "letter of departure to Dingzhou"
Chinese PinYin : yǒu shí zhī shì
a person with breadth of vision
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Tall buildings rise from the ground
Tall buildings rise from the ground. wàn zhàng gāo lóu píng dì qǐ
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Zifu, the capital of Qing Dynasty
Zifu, the capital of Qing Dynasty. qīng dōu zǐ fǔ
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A mountain of accumulated armor
A mountain of accumulated armor. jī jiǎ rú shān
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Snow sideburns and frost maid
Snow sideburns and frost maid. xuě bìn shuāng huán
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