Dry yellow and thin black(huáng gān hēi sōu)

Dry yellow and thin black

Huang Gan Hei thin, Pinyin for Hu á NGG āē NH ē is ō u, means the face haggard appearance. From the first book of Luo Li Lang by Zhang Guobin of Yuan Dynasty.

[name]: Huang Gan Hei thin

[Pinyin]: Hu á NGG ā NH ē is ō u

Explanation: a haggard face.

[source]: the first fold of Luo Li Lang by Zhang Guobin in Yuan Dynasty: "you are in love with red skirt and green sleeves, and you are yellow, dry and black and thin."

Chinese PinYin : huáng gān hēi sōu