Carved walls and lofty buildings(diāo qiáng jùn yǔ)

Carved walls and lofty buildings

Diao Qiang Jun Yu, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is di ā oqi á NGJ ù NY ǔ, meaning painted walls and tall buildings. Describe the luxury of living. It comes from the book of Zhou, the second chapter of Emperor Wu.

explain

Painted walls and tall buildings. Describe the luxury of living. It's the same as "Jun Yu Diao Qiang".

source

According to the book of the Zhou Dynasty, Emperor Wudi Ji Xia: "it's not straight to carve walls and precipitous buildings. It's a deep caution to the former king, but it's a grand and open structure. There's a temple beyond the Qing Dynasty."

Examples

There are ~, the crown in Yicheng; Saimo filled the street, the spring and Autumn Period in Taixue. The stele of Confucius Temple in Changjiang County of Suizhou by Yang Jiong of Tang Dynasty

usage

As an object or attribute; used of buildings.

Chinese PinYin : diāo qiáng jùn yǔ