be busy at putting up installations(dà xīng tǔ mù)

be busy at putting up installations

Big construction, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d à x à NGT à m à, which means to build houses on a large scale. From Rong Zhai San Bi.

Idiom explanation

Xing: establishment; civil engineering: Construction Engineering.

The origin of Idioms

Hongmai's Rongzhai SANBI (Volume 11) in Song Dynasty said: "the treacherous and sycophantic minister, who had no idea of emperor Zhenzong's Fu Duan, built a large-scale construction project, and thought that the Palace should be built in the Qing Dynasty."

Analysis of Idioms

Labor costs money

Idiom usage

In a derogatory sense, it refers to building a large number of houses. example since the king of spirit had returned, he was ashamed of his useless work, but he wanted to boast about the princes with the material system. The 67th chapter of the chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty written by Feng Menglong in Ming Dynasty and the biography of Li ShouZhen in the history of the Old Five Dynasties in Han Dynasty: "it is the first place of the capital to build a large scale of buildings, and to govern more than one year old." In Chapter 120 of the romance of the Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty, he recommended Du Yu's old general to offer a new plan to surrender SUN Hao to Unification: he also built a large-scale construction project to build Zhaoming palace, which ordered the officials of the civil and military forces to go into the mountains to pick up wood; he also called the warlock Shang Guang, which ordered divination to ask about the affairs of the world. In 1983, a brief introduction to yuanjiashan said, "after Yuan Shangshu (yuan Keli) returned to Li, he built a large-scale construction project and built luzu temple to restore it."

Chinese PinYin : dà xīng tǔ mù