brothel(liǔ mò huā qú)

brothel

Liumo Huaqu, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Li ǔ m ò Hu ā Q ú, which means brothel or brothel gathering place. It's from the preface to the dream of China in Tokyo by Meng Yuanlao of Song Dynasty.

Idiom explanation

Used to refer to brothels or places where brothels gather.

The origin of Idioms

Meng Yuanlao of Song Dynasty wrote a preface to the history of Menghua in Tokyo: "the new voice laughs at the flower road of Liumo, and tunes at the tea shop and wine shop according to the pipe."

Idiom usage

From now on, most of the singers and dancers sing with Liu Qiguan as their favorite. Song · Luo Ye's "zuiwangtanlu · liutuntian Qiqing"

Chinese PinYin : liǔ mò huā qú