This word is adapted from a poem "A gentleman is unparalleled in the world, and different people are like jade". Originally used by antique lovers to describe the role of Ouyang Mingri, it was gradually extended to describe the gentleness and elegance of men. The author's name is unknown.
Excerpt from the original:
Chinese odyssey, a gentleman, is like jade in a foreign land.
You cannot live in the same world, but you want to return to the same land.
You are the only son in the world, unique. You give people the impression that you are as warm as jade, and you don't want to be born in the same world, just want to be buried in the same place.
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The original sentence should be "chinese odyssey, a gentleman, is like jade." , from a poem said to be written by a woman, the author's name is unknown. "Stranger as jade" should mean that a woman has a beautiful face, and "Gentleman chinese odyssey" refers to handsome chinese odyssey. Put the two sentences together, it should be said that they are well matched.
Poems describing men's beauty:
1, modest and gentle as jade. -Jin Yong's "Book Sword Enqiu Record"
People who are modest and strict with themselves are as gentle as jade.
2. A stranger is like jade, and chinese odyssey, the son in white —— From The Stranger is like jade.
We met on the road before, and the beauty was like jade, with no children and beautiful women. It's a pity that we don't have a chance to meet now, so let's miss each other.
3. People don't know where to go, but peach blossoms are still smiling in the spring breeze. -Cui Hu in the Tang Dynasty's "South Village of the Capital"
Coming here again today, I don't know where to go. Only peach blossoms are still smiling and blooming in the spring breeze.