White House(bái wū hán mén)

White House

Bai Wu Han men, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B á IW ū h á nm é n, which means to describe poor birth. From Uncle fan.

explain

White House: a house built with white grass; poor door: a poor family. The house of the poor. to describe a poor family. An unpainted roughly built in inhabited by the poor.

The origin of Idioms

In Yuan Dynasty, Gao Wenxiu's Book Uncle fan, the third discount: "he was not prosperous, he was poor, and he lived in a poor house."

Analysis of Idioms

Idiom structure: combination generation time: ancient times

usage

To be the object of; refer to the poor

Idioms and allusions

The story of yuan · Gao Wenxiu's Chen Fan Shu is based on historical records, and it is decorated. In the Warring States period, fan Ju was sent to the state of Qi with Xu Jia, a Wei official. He was respected by Xu Yan, a Qi official, but Xu Jia suspected that he had private relations with the state of Qi. After returning to China, Xu Jia informs Prime Minister Wei Qi and throws fan Sui into the toilet after he faints. Later fan Sui fled to the state of Qin and became prime minister under the pseudonym of Zhang Lu. Xu Jia sent envoys to congratulate fan Sui, who was dressed as a poor scholar in the snow. He sighed that "Uncle fan is so cold" and presented him with a collar. When fan Sui saw that Xujia still had a little friendship with his old friends, he was interceded by the envoys of various countries, so he forgave Xujia and let him go back home.

Chinese PinYin : bái wū hán mén