初露锋芒 first show of talent
Explanation
比喻刚开始显示出力量或才能。
It refers to the beginning of showing strength or talent.
Origin Story
话说唐朝时期,有一个名叫李白的少年,从小就对诗词歌赋有着极高的天赋。他常常在村里的小河边,对着落日的余晖,吟诵着自己创作的诗篇。有一天,一位路过的老秀才,偶然听到李白朗诵的诗句,被他那清新脱俗的文风和豪迈不羁的意境所深深吸引。老秀才惊叹道:"好一个少年才子,真是初露锋芒!"从此,李白的名字便在当地传扬开来,他那初露锋芒的诗才,也为他日后成为一代诗仙打下了坚实的基础。
In the Tang Dynasty, there was a young man named Li Bai, who had an extraordinary talent for poetry and literature since childhood. He often recited his own poems by the riverside in the twilight. One day, an old scholar who passed by happened to hear Li Bai's recitation and was deeply attracted by his fresh and unconventional style and his unrestrained atmosphere. The old scholar exclaimed: "What a talented young man! He has already shown his talent!" From that day on, Li Bai's name spread throughout the area, and his early talent in poetry laid the foundation for his later fame as an immortal poet.
Usage
常用来形容一个人才华初现,能力初显。
It is often used to describe a person's talent and ability just appearing.
Examples
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小李初露锋芒,便得到了领导的赏识。
xiǎolǐ chū lù fēng máng, biàn dédào le lǐngdǎo de shǎngshí
Xiao Li showed his talent at the very beginning and was appreciated by his leader.
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他在比赛中初露锋芒,技惊四座。
tā zài bǐsài zhōng chū lù fēng máng, jì jīng sì zuò
He showed his talent in the competition, which stunned everyone.