Praise is not enough
Baoyiweiguan, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ā oy ī w ē IGU ā n, which means the costume of ancient Confucian scholars, refers to wide robes and high hats. It comes from Han Yu's preface to Shangsi RI Yan Taixue's poem of listening to and playing Qin.
Idiom usage
It refers to the costume of ancient Confucian scholars
Analysis of Idioms
Synonym: baoyibo Dai
The origin of Idioms
Han Yu's preface to Shangsi Riyan Taixue's poem of listening to playing the piano: "the ancient words of offering rewards with tolerance, singing elegant style, and denouncing the new voice of the barbarians.". It's like this when you praise your clothes. "
Idiom explanation
Baoyi: big clothes. Weiguan: high hat. The costume of ancient Confucian scholars. Refers to a wide robe and a high hat.
Chinese PinYin : bāo yī wēi guān
Praise is not enough
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