prostitute(qiáng huā lù cǎo)
prostitute
As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Qi á nghu ā L ù C ǎ o, meaning a woman who is not respected. It used to be a prostitute. Source: the story of the Red Pear by Xu fuzuo in Ming Dynasty.
explain
It refers to a woman who is not respected. It used to be a prostitute. It's the same as "flowers on the wall and willows on the road".
allusion
Xu fuzuo of the Ming Dynasty wrote in the story of red pears, Shiyao: "if you are not stubborn, how can you be higher than the red apricot leaning on the clouds in the sun
Gao Lian of the Ming Dynasty wrote in the story of the jade hairpin: if it is soft and tender, it is better to be a wall flower than a road grass
Kuang GUI, a concubine, won the 97th chapter of the romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties
usage
To refer to a woman who is dissolute
Chinese PinYin : qiáng huā lù cǎo
prostitute
