Beautiful and beautiful(ōu mò jǐn yàn)

Beautiful and beautiful

Wu Mo Jin Yan, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ō um ò J ǐ NY à n, which means to refer to a short-term mirage. It comes from the history of the Tang que, where Wei Jinshi saw the dead prostitutes.

The origin of Idioms

Gao Yanxiu of the Tang Dynasty wrote in the history of the Tang que. Wei Jinshi saw the dead prostitutes: "Ren Sheng said:" a certain person is not a hunter. He is very sad for you, because he came to be saved. You don't have to bear much when you are beautiful. " According to the book, volume 351 of Taiping Guangji was quoted as "the beauty of the foam".

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: beautiful Pearl

Idiom usage

As an object or attribute; used of illusions. "Thank you for opening a gorgeous dream for Yan'er. It's time to wake up. Although it's beautiful, I will be grateful."

Chinese PinYin : ōu mò jǐn yàn