Wear flowers and wear brocade(chuān huā nà jǐn)

Wear flowers and wear brocade

ChuanHua Najin is an idiom, pronounced Chu ā nhu ā n à J ǐ n, which refers to the embroidery pattern made by the method of threading yarn. From journey to the West.

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The 16th chapter of journey to the West written by Wu Chengen of Ming Dynasty: "when the travelers look at it one by one, they all wear flowers and brocade, and embroider and sell gold."

Discrimination of words

Degree of common use: Average

Chinese PinYin : chuān huā nà jǐn