Fox fur and velvet(hú qiú méng róng)

Fox fur and velvet

Fox fur Mengrong is a Chinese idiom, pronounced h ú Qi ú m é NgR ó ng, which is used to refer to the chaos of state affairs. Mengrong, a disheveled look. The same as "Fox Qiu Mengrong".

explain

It is used to describe the chaos of state affairs. Mengrong, a disheveled look. The same as "Fox Qiu Mengrong". Li Langtong is in charge of double Jasper, while Fox Fur and velvet are green. A poem by Chen Zilong in Ming Dynasty

source

The Jin aristocratic family in historical records: "fox fur and velvet, one country and three princes, who is suitable for me?" Li Langtong is in charge of the double Jasper, and the green is miserable. A poem by Chen Zilong in Ming Dynasty

usage

Used as object and attribute; used in figurative sentences synonyms fox fur Mengrong, fox fur show Rong degree of common use: rare emotional color: derogatory words; grammatical usage: used as object and attribute; used in figurative sentences; idiom structure: combined type; generation time: ancient times

Chinese PinYin : hú qiú méng róng