? What do you mean, in his prime? What are the allusions?

The source of the allusion: * * * "Qinyuanchun Changsha": "Only the students are young and in full bloom; Scholar spirit, Fang Qiu. Idiom meaning: wind: style; Hua: talent; Mao: lush; Prosperous. Very charming; When you are brilliant. Describe people as full of vigor and vitality; Young and promising. Idiom phonetic notation: ㄥㄨㄚˊㄓㄥˋㄇㄠˋ Universal Pinyin: fēng Hua Zhengmao Pinyin Abbreviation: FHZM Usage Frequency: Common idiom words: four-character idioms as predicates and attributes; With praise. Idiom structure: the subject-predicate idiom is pronounced "Hua", which cannot be pronounced "Hua". Idiom: Mao can't write "urn". In the heyday of life, Russian translation: врасцвтелет Other translations: etredans lafleur de sajeunesse is a synonym: young and energetic, young and promising. Antonyms: old age, old age, old age, old age. Example: Just a young classmate is in the prime of life; Scholar spirit, Fang Qiu. ("Poems of * * * Qinyuanchun Changsha")