Meaning: Naturally formed, without traces of artificial carving. Used to describe natural perfection such as talent, virtue or writing.

1. Pinyin

Like nature? [ hún rán tiān chéng ]?

2. Source

Song Dynasty Yan Yu's "Cang" "Langshihua·Poetry Commentary·38": It is natural and has no trace.

Interpretation:

The structure of the article is strict and natural, and there is no trace of diction in the use of words.

3. Examples

1. This is a natural cave. The cave is under a light orange sandstone cliff.

2. True feelings are natural, pure, natural and simple. Extended information

1. Synonyms:

Self-contained? [ hún rán zì chéng ]?

Interpretation: To describe the strict and natural structure of poetry and the use of words There are no traces of chiseling. It also describes people's talents and virtues as perfect and natural. Same as "naturally formed".

Source: Contemporary · Mao Dun's "Big Questions and Small Explanations": "It is good that a beautiful image should be composed of appropriate words; but the two should actually be produced at the same time, and they should be self-contained. ."

Example: Looking out through the glass curtain wall, the green greenery in the distance is close at hand, and the terminal building and the dark mountains are integrated into one.

2. Antonyms:

The article is not correct? [wén bù duì tí]?

Interpretation: The content of the article has nothing to do with the title, it also means that the answer is not what the question is asked or the words are not related to the question. The original topic is irrelevant.

Source: Modern Lu Xun's "Second Collection of Qiejieting Essays·Celebrities and Famous Quotes": "So Mr. Yan's third strategy is actually wrong."

Example sentences: Not only is this article full of typos, but it’s also not on topic. I really don’t know how to rate it.