gamble(hū lú hè zhì)

gamble

Hulu drink pheasant, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h ū L ú h è zh ì, which means gambling in general. It's from the book of fengshunzhouxing very ill drama.

Idiom explanation

Shout, drink: shout; Lu, pheasant: two colors on ancient gambling equipment.

The origin of Idioms

Lu You, Song Dynasty, wrote a poem in the book of Fengshun boat's extremely ill play: "Hulu drinks pheasants even at dusk, and beats rabbits and foxes for years."

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: Huyao drinking six

Idiom usage

It refers to gambling. But I remember in the guest house in Xianyang, at the bottom of the candle of Hulu drinking pheasant. (Ming Dynasty Qu you's "dice" poem) Qing Dynasty Yang Zhangsheng's "Beijing dust miscellany · Chang'an flower watching record": (all people) noisy and laughing, Hulu drinking pheasant, all voices like Yin Lei. Ye Shengtao's "poverty": a song follows in and walks out of the back room with the sound of Hulu drinking pheasant. The third part of Li Bai's young man's journey in Tang Dynasty. Song and Yan Jidao's "Huanxi gauze" CI: outdoor green Yang Chun is a horse, in front of the red candle night call Lu, meet also understand whether there is love or not? Chapter 42 of biography of the Martyrs: these four generals will also gather in a quiet and elegant place in front of the mountain, calling for the joy of Louvre white. Feng Xie: Chen and his roommates called Lu one day and one night, and they were defeated, and they were exhausted. Chapter one of Kang Youwei's book of Great Harmony (part a): the orchestral string is hoarse, regardless of the time, throwing millions at a time, calling Lu Bo excited and spending money like dirt.

Chinese PinYin : hū lú hè zhì