tile and brick house(qīng táng wǎ shè)

tile and brick house

Qingtangwashe, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Q ī NGT á NGW ǎ sh è, which means a house built of grey bricks and covered with grey tiles. From the fourteenth book of the sword.

The origin of Idioms

Li Kaixian, Ming Dynasty, the fourteenth chapter of the story of the sword: "you are comfortable sitting in this green house. You are so shameful, I am in charge of the prison."

Idiom usage

As like as two peas, the leaves are always seen in the fishing village. Haishi by Yang Shuo

Chinese PinYin : qīng táng wǎ shè