White bone and meat(bái gǔ zài ròu)

White bone and meat

Baiguzaishu, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B á Ig à Z à IR à u, which means that the flesh is regenerated from the bones, and it means to bring the dead back to life. It comes from the fairy cave by Zhang Wencheng of Tang Dynasty.

explain

Meat is regenerated from white bones. It's a metaphor for bringing the dead back to life.

source

"Ten niangs pity their guests and save their lives. It can be said that they are white bones and flesh, dead trees and flowers." In the fifth chapter of cold swallow in Pingshan written by Di'an mountain people in Qing Dynasty, "it's a disgrace to make miss AI spar her life. It's the power of the son of heaven. It's the grace that parents can't give."

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Used as an object or attribute; used in writing

Chinese PinYin : bái gǔ zài ròu