Which idiom was complimentary in ancient times?

The five major and three crude idioms were complimentary in ancient times.

The commendatory idioms are as follows:

High in talent, rich in knowledge, both civil and military, ambitious and strategic, extraordinary in conversation, laughing and talking, eloquent, strategizing, concise and concise, flawless, to the point. , far-sighted, righteous and precise, coherent, powerful, well-spoken, outstanding, superb, serious, kill two birds with one stone, lengthy, meritorious, overwhelming, turning the tide, and powerful.

Sentences to describe people who are both civil and military:

1. Handsome and unrestrained, with jade trees facing the wind, talented, talented, both civil and military, affable and approachable,

2. Literary He can bring peace to the world with his pen, and he can use his horse to make peace with his martial arts. Beauty and wisdom are equally important, the embodiment of hero and narrow sense.

3. Although talents with both political integrity and talent, as well as literary and military talents are very rare, they are not unique.

4. He pays equal attention to martial arts, is good at singing and dancing, has virtues and arts all over the spring, and is famous in the pear garden and is called Beidou. He is good at charity, chivalrous and brave, and has talents that will be loved by future generations. He is highly praised in Huaxia Weinan Palace.

5. He is both civil and military, and his courage astonishes both China and foreign countries; the country is unified, and the achievements of the two systems are poured into the ocean.

6. That man is not very good at reading; he has a gentle nature, few words, and his emotions and anger are inexpressible; he has great ambitions and likes to make friends with the world's heroes; he was born with a height of seven feet and five inches, and his ears hang down from his shoulders. , with his hands above his knees, his eyes focused on his ears, his face like a crown of jade, and his lips as if painted with grease;

7. His writings can read the sky, his military skills can guide the earth. He is a generalist in both civil and military affairs. When the wind comes, the tiger leaps, the cloud rises, the dragon rises, even the most famous people are not even three thousand miles away.

8. With both civil and military skills, he strives to break through the barrier, like an airship; he speeds up quickly and takes the lead to hit the line, and he is worthy of being the champion.

9. Neither literature nor martial arts, both civil and military, a military strategist and a poet; serve the country and the people, pay equal attention to the people, the king is majestic and has a benevolent heart.

10. He is both an outstanding martial artist and an artist with profound cultural heritage.

11. He has profound knowledge. He is not only proficient in classics and history, but also familiar with various subjects such as medicine, astronomy, geography, etc. He is really a erudite and talented cultural man.