Liumenzhuxiang(liǔ mén zhú xiàng)

Liumenzhuxiang

Liumenzhuxiang, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Li ǔ m é nzh ú Xi à ng, which means a quiet and simple house; liumenzhuxiang is close by, with more and more weeds and mosses. It comes from three songs of injuring Yuxi.

The origin of Idioms

Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty wrote three poems of injuring Yuxi, which states that " The willow gate and bamboo lane are close to each other, and the weeds and mosses are growing day by day. Even if there are neighbors who play flute, who will lead the old couple in Shanyang

Idiom usage

For example, the poem "sending chrysanthemums to Xie Qiuxin courtyard" says: "crows fly at the temples of liumen and Zhuxiang, green cypresses, and the sky is cold, leaning on the sunset glow." Wei xiuren's flower and moon trace

Chinese PinYin : liǔ mén zhú xiàng