White snow is hard to reconcile(bái xuě nán hé)

White snow is hard to reconcile

Bai Xue Nan he, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B á ixu ě n á NH é, which means that people are pure and elegant, difficult to coordinate with others. It's from asking the king of Chu.

The origin of Idioms

CEN Shen of Tang Dynasty wrote "the story of Shao in the early Dynasty after the snow of the king of Heci Department": "it's rare to hear that fairy Lang sings about snow."

Idioms and allusions

A good singer came to Ying, the capital of the state of Chu. He sang in the city. At first, the singer began to sing "Xiali" and "Ba Ren", which are two folk songs. Thousands of people in the city joined in the chorus. Then, the singer sang "Yang a" and "Xie Lu", which are two sad ancient songs. There are hundreds of people in the city who sing together. Then, the singer began to sing "spring" and "Snow", with only ten people singing together. In the end, the singer played a piece of music with quaint style and great emphasis on rhythm. He sang loudly, but only a few people in the city joined him in the chorus! So the more elegant the song is, the fewer people will be able to sing together.

Chinese PinYin : bái xuě nán hé