A gathering of flowers(huā cuán jǐn jù)
A gathering of flowers
As a Chinese idiom, Hu ā Cu á NJ ǐ NJ ù is Pinyin, which means to describe a colorful and prosperous scene. It's from congratulating the bridegroom, listening to the drummer on spring night.
The origin of Idioms
Chen Weisong of the Qing Dynasty wrote the poem "congratulations to the bridegroom, listening to the drum master on a spring night": "faint spring thunder slowly spits out, thirteen sections of flowers gather together."
Idiom usage
It is used as predicate, attribute and object.
Chinese PinYin : huā cuán jǐn jù
A gathering of flowers
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