Melon skin and plum tree(guā pǐ dā lǐ shù)

Melon skin and plum tree

The origin of Idioms

Wei Jun'an of the Song Dynasty wrote "a poem in the south of the spring called Linhong, with the word Longfa, the name Keshan, and the name hangpan.". Li Zong wrote a book about things, claiming to be the seventh grandson of Hejing. He ran through Hangzhou and was recommended by his hometown. Since the publication of Zhongxing, the number of Zhugong poems, Daya retro collection, has been attached to it. At that time, wumingzi wrote a poem and said, "He Jing didn't marry a wife in those days, but only left a crane and a child. The mountain can be regarded as an isolated mountain. It's melon skin with plum skin." According to Gai, those who strongly recognize their relatives are the melon skin and Li Shuyun. "

Idiom information

[idiom] melon skin with plum tree [phonetic] Gu ā P ǐ D ā L ǐ sh ù [interpretation] is a common saying in Song Dynasty. Not at all. It means to recognize one's family. The plumtree rhyme words include Nang Shoulu, white terror, waving eyebrows and erect eyes, zhumenxiuhu, eye-catching, panic, five elements and four pillars, painting after the element, gaojuhoulu, tianrensheng

Idiom story

In the Song Dynasty, Lin Hong, a native of QUANNAN, was known as Longfa and Keshan. He claimed to be the seventh grandson of Lin Hejing, a "plum wife and crane son". People all know that Lin Bu was never married. At that time, someone wrote a poem and mocked: "He Jing didn't marry a wife in those days, only left a crane and a child, but the mountain can be regarded as a lonely mountain species, it is melon skin with plum tree."

Chinese PinYin : guā pǐ dā lǐ shù