dress of an ancient scholar(bāo yī bó dài)

dress of an ancient scholar

Bao Yi Bo Dai, a Chinese idiom, is B ā oy ī B ó D à I in pinyin, which means to tie a wide robe with a wide belt; it also refers to the costume of ancient Confucian scholars. It comes from the biography of the book of Han.

Idiom explanation

Bao, Bo: to describe leniency.

The origin of Idioms

"Book of the Han Dynasty: biography of junbujue:" praise your clothes, be well-dressed and pay homage to the door. "

Idiom usage

It refers to the costume of ancient Confucian scholars. examples praising the rich and bringing the virtuous to the crown, the rites and music of all countries in the East. Huang Zunxian's poems of the Qing Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : bāo yī bó dài