1. Talent Horizontally Overflowing (才华横溢), a Chinese idiom with the pinyin cái huá héng yì (cái huá héng yì), means being very talented, and refers to literature and art. It is different from "sharp".

2, idiomatic source: Qing Dynasty - Liao Quan Sun, Wu Chang Shou "Jiayetang Collection of Books - Qing Farewell Collection": "Yazhuting brokers drowning through, knowledge of Mingda, prose Yuboqi, talent overflowing and still on the rope and ink, parallelism anecdotal, elegant near the four masters."

3. Idiom usage: subject-predicate tense; as predicate, object, determiner; refers to a very talented person.

4. Near synonyms: talented, talented, learned.

5. Antonyms: talented and shallow (talent: talent; sparse: empty, shallow. Talent is not high; learning is not deep).