the moonlight shadow is like the jade(jing ying chen bi)

the moonlight shadow is like the jade

Jingying chenbi, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j ì ngy ǐ ngch é Nb ì, which means that the calm shadow of the moon is reflected at the bottom of the water, like a piece of jade. From Yueyang Tower.

The origin of Idioms

In Yueyang Tower by Fan Zhongyan of the Northern Song Dynasty, it is said that "the smoke may be long and empty, the moon bright and bright, the light floating and the gold leaping, and the shadow still shining."

Idiom usage

"The moonlight is like water, but a Bing can't see it any more. Only the sound of gurgling water lingers in his ears." "But maybe the smoke is long and empty, the moon is bright and bright, the light is floating and the sky is still

Chinese PinYin : jing ying chen bi