Luanyin Hexin(luán yīn hè xìn)

Luanyin Hexin

Luanyinhexin, a Chinese idiom, is Lu á NY ī NH è x ì n in pinyin, which means to refer to the message of fairyland. It comes from the Yingxian tower built by Huainan gaopian.

The origin of Idioms

Luo Yin of Tang Dynasty wrote the poem "Yingxian tower made by gaopian in Huainan": it's hard for the Phoenix to return to the tower, but the Phoenix will come sooner or later

Idiom usage

Chapter 50 of Cao Xueqin's a dream of Red Mansions in Qing Dynasty: "luanyin and crane's message must be read so as to answer God's sigh."

Chinese PinYin : luán yīn hè xìn