Idiom: short solution number: 3 127 Idiom: ㄍㄜㄑㄢㄑㄡㄡㄡㄡㄡㄡㄡㄡㄡㄡㄡㄡㄡ1257 Meaning reference: each has his own strengths. See the article "Each has his own merits". Emoji symbol: every thousand (this is the original collection of Chinese characters "every thousand years" corresponding to the emoji emoji ""), vivid symbols are added, and PNG pictures and animated GIF pictures are compared to Chinese characters, which is also convenient for everyone to copy and paste into social media and other places. Click on the emoji symbol ""and the picture link to see a more detailed introduction of this symbol in the EmojiAll emoticon dictionary. Detailed explanation of idioms and allusions: The following are allusions of "each has his own merits" for your reference. Zhao Yi was a famous poet in the middle of Qing Dynasty. Born in Yongzheng and died in Jiaqing. He is 88 years old and has written more than 1000 books. There are three poetic schools in Ganjia's poetry circle, namely spirit, style and texture. Zhao Yi, a general of the school of spirituality, advocates that temperament is naturally revealed and poetry is casual. His poems broke the usual rules and introduced poetry creation to the ordinary people, which was highly respected at that time and later. Zhao Yi, who was in her prime, refused to be an official because of a slight stroke and retired to the countryside. In his later years, he was half blind, half deaf and half dumb. "The ancient warrior offered a drink to invite teenagers to stay in the thatched cottage to taste the new Tongji" is his poem in his later years. As can be seen from the title of the poem, this poem records Zhao Yi's meeting with people, Hong (youth) and Zhao Huaiyu (Xin Wei). At that time, he should be an old man in his seventies, and all the people present were gray, which made him feel the sigh of personnel changes. The words "Yuan, Jiang, Wang and Qian" in the poem refer to Yuan Mei, Jiang Shiquan, Qian Daxin, all of whom are famous scholars of Zhao Yi's contemporaries and are also famous in the literary world. Yuan and Jiang are also called "spiritual" poets with Zhao Yi. However, no matter how prominent and high-spirited they were, after all, the times have changed and will eventually turn to dust, and the waves after them also have their own advantages and characteristics. Does anyone want to be just a wage transmitter? Therefore, under the current situation of "celebrities have their own merits", old people can only take the glory of the past and gradually move towards the road of decline. In fact, the word "Qian Qiu" used in Li Ling's poem "With Su Wu" in the Han Dynasty, the poem says: "No matter how hard it is to meet good things, three years will last for thousands of years. The word "Qian Qiu" here means "for a long time", and then the meaning of "can exist for a long time" is derived. Later, "each has his own strong points" evolved into an idiom, which is used to mean that each has its own strong points, characteristics or strong points. Canon source: The following is the canon source of "each has its own merits" for your reference. Clear. Zhao Yi's fourth poem (quoted from Ou Beiyuan1> Jiang 2> Wang 3>, money 4> always make dust, leaving a legacy 5> Mamby is paid later. Celebrities have their own merits and are willing to replace their predecessors? [Note] (1) Yuan: Yuan Mei (17 16? 1797) was born in Qiantang (now Hangzhou County, Zhejiang Province) in the Qing Dynasty. Qianlong Jinshi, taking Hanlin as the magistrate of a county, later abandoned the official, and built a garden in the west of Jiangning, taking chanting as a pleasure, which is called Suiyuan in the world. There is a new explanation about the subjective spirit of poetry when evaluating ancient and modern times. There are Poems of Kokura Fang Shan, Poems with the Garden and Essays with the Garden. (2) Ginger: Jiang Shiquan (1725? 1784), the word heart is full, the word is stubborn, the number is clear, and the number is hidden. He claimed to be a layman and was a native of Lead Mountain, Jiangxi Province in the Qing Dynasty. Qianlong Jinshi, a former editor of Hanlin. Gong Shi's ancient prose, with seven-character poems, is superior, and it is also called "Jiangyou Sanjie" with Yuan Mei and Zhao Yi. He is also good at north and south music. There are zaju, Sixteen Legends, Ya Ji in the Middle Tang Dynasty, Tong Xian Ci, Nine Songs in Hongxuelou and so on. (3) Wang: (1722? 1797), Yue Feng,No. Auditorium,No. Xizhuang,No. Xiqing, from Jiading, Jiangsu. Yang Zhenning got poems from Shen Deqian and learned Confucian classics from Huidong, thus becoming familiar with Sinology. In the nineteenth year of Qianlong, he was a scholar, a member of the cabinet, an assistant minister of the Ministry of Rites, and moved to Guanglu Temple. He has made great achievements in poetry, ancient prose, Confucian classics and history. He has written a collection of 40 volumes of poems and essays, including Moth Art, 17 Historical Comments, The Book of History, and Zhou Li Military Fu. (4) Money: Qian Daxin (1728? 1804), Zheng Xiao, Mei Xin, Zhu Ting, born in Jiading, Jiangsu Province in the Qing Dynasty, was a scholar during the Qianlong period; Broadcom is a group of students who are proficient in six arts. His poems are the highest among the seven sons of Wu Zhong, and he was once lectured by Zhongshan, Loudong and * * * Academy. There are Textual Research on Twenty-two Histories, Ten New Records of Yang Zhai, Records of Arts and Culture of Yuan Qu, Yan Qian Tangji, etc. (5) Legacy: Willing to stay. Yes, I know. Documentary evidence: 0 1. Clear. Yuan Mei quoted Zhao's poem Guo Fen in Suiyuan Poetry Talk. Appendix. Volume 1: "Xiao Su Fen is adjacent to Betty Wong's tomb, and the heroes and children are different. The beginning of idioms solitaire's idiom "Autumn".
Autumn has never made a mistake. Autumn has never made a mistake. Autumn has never been defiled. Autumn is never disturbed. Equal distribution in autumn. There is no idiom that begins with the word "ge".
Each has its own advantages and disadvantages, and each has its own idiom ending in the word "autumn"
One day, Sanqiu's old age was different. Autumn leaves, which were quite critical, fell again and again, and Sanqiu's strong spirit was also different. Refer to the vocabulary divided by the idiom "each era" in the Mandarin Dictionary;
Du, Qian, Qiu.