Jingmingyu(qiāng jīn míng yù)

Jingmingyu

"Qiang Jin Ming Yu" is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Qi āī NGJ ī nm í ngy ù, analogy syllables loud, beautiful poetry, from the Tang Dynasty Luo Binwang's "imperial capital chapter".

explain

Gold and jade collide and make a sound. The syllable of metaphor is loud and the poem is beautiful.

source

Luo Binwang of the Tang Dynasty wrote in the chapter of the imperial capital: "embroidered pillars, Xuan inscribed, pink walls reflected, Qiang Jin Ming, Jade King Hou Sheng."

usage

To act as an attribute or predicate; refer to an article

Chinese PinYin : qiāng jīn míng yù