two dragons are playing with a pearl(er long xi zhu )

Practice of Erlong Xizhu

Raw materials for Erlong Xizhu

300 grams of bean paste kidney bean roll, 300 grams of sesame kidney bean roll.

Production steps of Erlong Xizhu

First, cut two bigger bean rolls as taps, and then cut the remaining bean rolls into thin slices. Pinch part of them into a triangle by hand. According to the bending degree of the dragon body, code the Chenglong ridge in turn, and code the remaining slices on both sides. Use the above method to make sesame kidney bean roll. The red ball in the middle of the two dragons is made of red cherry water and frozen powder. Dragon tail, dragon claw and eye are carved with different colors of frozen powder.

two dragons are playing with a pearl

Erlong Xizhu, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is è R L ó ng x ì zh ū, meaning that two dragons are playing with each other, playing with a pearl. From a dream of Red Mansions.

The origin of Idioms

The third chapter of a dream of Red Mansions written by Cao Xueqin in the Qing Dynasty: "on his head, he wears a bundle of hair inlaid with purple gold crowns, and his eyebrows are lined with two dragons playing with pearls, and his forehead is smeared with gold."

Idiom usage

Examples

Chapter 13 of the three heroes and five righteousness written by Shi Yukun in the Qing Dynasty: "zhanye is afraid that someone will come. He crouches on the column, sticks to the eaves and looks down. But he disappears and says in secret:" he's hiding, too. Why don't we set it on that pillar, and we'll make a scene of "two dragons playing with pearls." He was laughing to himself when he saw the servant girl running to the hall in a panic and said, "it's not good, councillor! Ann is gone! "

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Chinese PinYin : Er Long Xi Zhu