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[Idiom explanation] A knowledgeable person

[Idiom source] Han Yang Xiong's "Hunting Feather Fu": "Yu Zi is a great scholar, a scholar, miscellaneous clothes, compiled by Tang people, and praised by Ya, relegated to the front."

[Usage] Combined type; As subject and object; A man of knowledge.

The encyclopedia is explained as follows:

Great knowledge and great life in ci.

Pronunciation jüXuéhóng shēng

English translation has great knowledge.

A knowledgeable person who interprets justice.

In Xiong's "Feather Hunting Fu": "The university students here, I wear miscellaneous clothes, I repair the Tang Dynasty, and I demote before."

Use law as subject, object and attribute; Used in written language.

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