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qún
jìn zhāo shí yǒu rén jiào
shào dàn rèn jìn huì de shì cóng
,
guān cháng biǎo táng táng
ér qiě cái néng chū zhòng
yǒu rén qīn fàn jīng chéng
shào gēn suí huì qián zhēng
tǎo pàn luàn liào le bài zhàng
suí xíng de guān yuán jiāng lǐng
shì wèi shāng shù huán yǒu
hěn duō rén táo pǎo le zhǐ yǒu
shào bǎo zháo huì shǐ zhōng
zuǒ yòu
kàn dào shào fèn yǒng shā de qíng
jǐng rén men hěn yǒu gǎn chù shuō
shào jiù xiàng zhǐ zhàn
zài qún zhōng yáng biǎo
chū zhòng fán
zhè chéng jīn yòng lái xíng róng
xiē xiāng mào huò zhě shì cái néng
bié chū zhòng de rén
Ji Shao, an aide to Emperor Jin Hui during the Jin Dynasty, was handsome and talented.
Once, when his country was being invaded, he accompanied Emperor Jin Hui in defending the country, but, unfortunately, they lost the war. Most of the soldiers died or deserted, but Ji Shao stayed with the emperor to protect him.
Upon seeing this, the people were moved and said:"Ji Shao stand out like a camel amongst a group of sheep, preeminent and superior."
This idiom is currently used to describe prominent people with good looks and impressive abilities among a crowd.
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