Idioms describing exquisite skills

Artisans transport gold: artisans; Stone: name; Yun: Hey; Kim: Axe. It used to mean that a carpenter swung an axe and cut off the white ash on the tip of a person's nose without hurting his nose. After use ...

Wheel flat wheel flat: a famous car-making worker in Qi State in the Spring and Autumn Period; Wheels: cut wood with a knife and axe to make wheels. Of skill.

A great craftsman carries gold as a metaphor for a person's superb skills or skillful writing.

Playing dragons in the water is like knives, guns, sticks and other weapons, which is easy and flexible. Describe martial arts.

After drinking feathers without stones, it is used to refer to superb skills.

Books are like reading widely, with rich and exquisite knowledge. Yule: Judas and Xiaoyou Mountain.