Mai xiushuli(mài xiù shǔ lí)

Mai xiushuli

Mai xiushuli, a Chinese idiom, whose pinyin is m à IXI à sh à L í, comes from the book of songs · Wang Feng · Shuli.

The origin of Idioms

"The book of songs · Wang Feng · Shu Li" says: "the Shu Li is the seedling of the millet. "I'll walk in the mill and shake my heart." "Song Weizi's family" in historical records: "Mai Xiu is getting better and better. He's too cunning to be nice to me. "

Analysis of Idioms

A synonym for millet, wheat and corn

Idiom usage

Examples

There are so many poems, such as the thought of the remnant mountains and rivers and the feeling of ～. In Qing Dynasty, pingbuqing's "xiawai Jixie · Qu huiweng"

Chinese PinYin : mài xiù shǔ lí