The word "bin" has the meaning of being both civil and military.
bin? B Ρ n
Interpretation: [Bin Bin] is a gentle and elegant person; Rich in literary talent; Vivid literary talent; Both civil and military.
"Bin" and "Bin" have both literary and qualitative meanings.
when the elders name their children, they always want to give them a good name.
the word bin, in the entry of the name, also means both civil and military.
both civil and military skills
idiom explanation
idiom: both civil and military skills
pinyin: wén wǔ shuāng quán
explanation: text: literary talent; Wu: martial arts. Ability to write and be martial, literary talent and martial arts are outstanding.
Idiom allusions
Origin: Biography of Li Guangbi in the Old Tang Dynasty: "Yun Sun, Wu Zhilve, are talented in civil and military affairs."
Discrimination of words
Usage: as predicate, attribute and object; Refers to the ability to be literate and martial.