The capital of Chongzhou(chōng zhōu zhuàng fǔ)

The capital of Chongzhou

Chongzhouzhuangfu, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch à ngzh à uzhu à NGF à, which means to rush to Zhouli, bump into Fuli, and run around. It comes from the Song Dynasty, the ancient Hangzhou talented person, the title of the wrong position of the children of the official family.

idiom

The capital of Chongzhou

Pinyin

chōngzhōuzhuàngfǔ

Citation explanation

Rush: straight ahead. State and government: the name of administrative divisions above county level in the old days, generally referring to big cities and places. It refers to wandering around in the river and lake. There is no way to stop the attack. In Song Dynasty, Wu Mingshi's "the son of an official's family stands wrongly. Title": "Chongzhou bumps into the capital, making up for Dan's color, going to Nantou and Beiqiao's husband." Shijunbao's "ziyunting" in Yuan Dynasty is the third fold: "this red road to Chongzhou is the white grass slope where my mother cut off merchants." Shi Naian of Ming Dynasty wrote twenty-seven chapters of the outlaws of the Marsh: "they are Chongzhou bumping into the capital and making a scene at the right time. They have lost a lot of money and things carefully." Shi Naian's forty chapters of outlaws of the Marsh: you go to the bird village, we go to Chongzhou, we never go there, we see people everywhere. Even if the emperor of the capital killed people, he would let them see. You've cut two people in this small place and made a stir in the world. We'll come in and have a look. What's the matter! In Ming Dynasty, Wu Mingshi's "the sons of the eunuch stand wrongly", the fifth one is: "we have to have fun together, have fun together, have the same Mandarin quilt, rush to the prefecture, beg for clothes and food."

Discrimination of words

It can be used as predicate, object and attribute

Chinese PinYin : chōng zhōu zhuàng fǔ