This idiom means to hide one's writings in famous mountains and pass them on to those with similar aspirations. It originates from Sima Qian's "Letter in Reply to Ren Shaoqing" and expresses the author's hope that his works will be passed on to suitable successors.
这个成语的意思是将著作珍藏在名山之中，然后传给真正懂得它、志同道合的人。它出自司马迁的《报任少卿书》，表达了作者希望自己的作品能够流传给合适的继承者。
| 成语 | 藏之名山，传之其人 |
|---|---|
| 解释 | 把著作藏在名山，传给志趣相投的人。 |
| 出处 | 汉·司马迁《报任少卿书》：“仆诚以著此书，藏诸名山，传之其人，通邑大都，则仆偿前辱之现，虽万被戮，岂有悔哉。” |
| 拼音 | cáng zhī míng shān，chuán zhī qí rén |
| 拼音码 | czmr |
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