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Why is the Chinese idiom (俚语) "cai gao ba dou" used to describe a smart and talented person? "Cai gao ba dou" is mainly about a man called Cao Zhi (192—232), the son of Cao Cao (155—220). Cao Zhi was one of the best poets (诗人) of his time. His poems were so beautiful that people still talk about them today.
Both his poetry and his fu were excellent. His works, such as Luoshen Fu, are full of beautiful descriptions and fantastic language. Another poet, named Xie Lingyun (385—433), was also very good at writing. He felt quite good about his own writing. But he also looked up to Cao Zhi's talent. He thought Cao Zhi was even better. He said, "God only gave the world one dan (石) of talent, and Cao Zhi alone had eight dou. I got one dou, and all the other poets should share the last dou."
Dan was the Chinese measure for grain (粮食计量). One dan was equal to (等于) ten dou. From then on, the idiom "cai gao ba dou" has been used to describe a person who is very gifted and quite good at writing. This story shows us "cai gao ba dou" is like saying that someone has a lot of talent, almost eight times more than everyone else!
()1. Cao Zhi lived during the same time as Xie Lingyun.
()2. One dan was equal to ten dou in ancient time.
()3. Xie Lingyun thought he got eight dou of talent.
()4. "Cai gao ba dou" means a person who does well in writing and has a lot of talent.
()5. The text mainly introduces the story of "cai gao ba dou".

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