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During the Southern Dynasties period, Xu Mian became an orphan at a young age and his family was very poor.
Despite his circumstances, he was diligent in his studies. By the age of six, he could already write essays.
As an adult, he became even more studious and tireless, achieving significant accomplishments in literature. His clansmen praised him, saying, "This is truly what we call a 'magnificent steed among men'; he is destined to travel a thousand li a day."

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Open the tool →人中骐骥 (rén zhōng qí jì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a person of exceptional talent or ability”.
人中骐骥 is pronounced rén zhōng qí jì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 人中骐骥 means “a magnificent steed among men”. It is used to mean “a person of exceptional talent or ability”.
人中骐骥 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to ancient China. The full story is on this page.
骐骥:良马。比喻才能出众的人。