Closing the door to the end(fēng hú è mò)

Closing the door to the end

This idiom refers to excellent children.

interpretation

The original words are said by Xie Daokai. These four words are the nicknames of his younger brothers: Xie Shao, Xie Lang, Xie Xuan and Xie Yuan. This is a metaphor for excellent children.

source

In Xianyuan, a new account of the world, written by Liu Yiqing in the Southern Song Dynasty (Xie Daokai's words), "an uncle has ADA and Zhonglang; a group of brothers have Fenghu and Yumo; but in the unexpected world, there is Wanglang." Let's take an example to make a sentence: it's very good to close the end of the fence, but I'm glad to see Luan smile. In Song Dynasty, Lu You's poem "seven nephews came with their grandchildren at the end of the year and got a long sentence occasionally": fhem synonym: fenghujiemo, zhilanyushu antonym: dandy

Chinese PinYin : fēng hú è mò