Beautiful liver and intestines(jǐn xiù gān cháng)

Beautiful liver and intestines

Jinxiuganchang is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is j ǐ nxi ù g ā NCH á ng, which means full of poetry and good sentences. It comes from Li Bai of Tang Dynasty, the preface of Huainan pilgrimage to the province of Huainan to ask for the order of sending my younger brother to join the army in Longmen in winter.

Idiom usage

Some people argue that playing the piano is a good way to teach Nong to spit out.

Analysis of Idioms

Beautiful heart

The origin of Idioms

Li Bai, Tang Dynasty, wrote the preface to Huainan's pilgrimage to the province in winter when he sent his younger brother to join the army in Longmen, saying, "my brother's heart, liver and five treasures are all beautiful? Otherwise, how can you open your mouth to write and wave the mist away? "

Idiom explanation

It means full of poems and good sentences.

Chinese PinYin : jǐn xiù gān cháng