The relics of Liufeng(liú fēng yí jì)

The relics of Liufeng

The Chinese idiom Li ú f ē ngy í J ì, which means the customs and relics handed down from the previous generation, is also called "Liu Feng Yi Huan". From the story of Huangzhou Pavilion.

The origin of Idioms

Song Su Zhe's Huangzhou Pavilion records: "as for the coast of Changzhou, the ruins of the old city, Cao mengde and sun Zhongmou's arrogance, Zhou Yu and Lu Xun's yearning, the relics of its style are also enough to praise the secular."

Analysis of Idioms

Liu Feng Yi Wo

Idiom usage

As subject, object, attribute; used in writing.

Chinese PinYin : liú fēng yí jì