Linglong revealed(líng lóng tòu lòu)

Linglong revealed

Linglong reveals that the Chinese idiom pinyin is l í NGL ó NGT ò UL ò u, which means that the utensils are exquisite and transparent, the structure is delicate, and it also means that people are smart and flexible. It comes from Xu Xiake's travels to Yunnan diary by Xu HongZu of Ming Dynasty.

Idiom usage

is used as predicate and attributive; it is often used in poetry

The origin of Idioms

Xu HongZu of the Ming Dynasty wrote in Xu Xiake's travel notes to Yunnan: "the stone in the pool in front of the pavilion is eight feet high and half wide. It is exquisite, neither thin nor fat, and there are no ax marks on the front and back. It is also the best of Taihu Lake."

Idiom explanation

It is used to describe the exquisite and bright utensils with delicate structure. It's also a metaphor for being smart and flexible. The same as "exquisite and transparent".

Chinese PinYin : líng lóng tòu lòu