Some words are popular now, such as "urban talents" and "sports talents". What does "talent" mean?

Modern "Renda" is mostly influenced by popular expressions in Taiwan Province Province, which comes from Japanese "たつじん" and is directly translated from Japanese characters. It means a person who has accumulated rich experience after years of exercise and got the true meaning of a certain field. This is different from the traditional culture in China, which says that "the sage has a wise man, and if he is not born, he will have a talented person". Therefore, modern "talents" are mostly slang to describe people who are very professional and outstanding in a certain field. The general usage is "XX talent". Give priority to praise, not derogatory. A person with a higher level than a "master", a person with knowledge, specialty and skill. Example: "musician" is a very outstanding person in music; "Irrigation expert" refers to a very skilled person who has posted a lot of meaningless posts or replies on BBS for a long time. And love times, beauty experts, talent square, music experts, underwear experts, bloggers, dating experts, medical experts and so on. The most common thing is in the forum: "Who can teach me what talent is?" Simply put, being a master means having rich experience in a certain project. Now, a "master" with a certain hobby is mostly called "master XX" in Japanese. Perhaps it evolved from the "master" in China's ancient prose, meaning "an outstanding person". "Talent" in Japanese refers to a person who has accumulated rich experience and acquired the true meaning of a certain field after years of exercise. It can be understood as becoming a "powerful person" in a certain field [another meaning]: a person who is quite successful in social undertakings and has a certain wealth scale. Dal in Dalana, Sweden and Guanch in the Canary Islands may be the only surviving and quite pure Cromanons.