the palace of red jade beside the gates of gold(qióng lóu jīn què)

the palace of red jade beside the gates of gold

Qionglou Jinque, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Qi ó NGL ó UJ ī nqu è, meaning Qionglou Yuyu Yu Yu Yu Yu Yu Yu Yu Yu Yu Yu Yu Yu Yu, refers to the palace in the middle of the moon, the tower of fairyland, also describes the magnificent buildings. It comes from the history of Huhu in Youyang Zazu.

The origin of Idioms

Duan Chengshi of the Tang Dynasty wrote in the history of Huhu in Youyang Zazu: "when two of the disciples see the moon for a long time, the golden palace in Qionglou is full."

Idiom usage

As subject, attribute, object; of buildings. example if the sky is limited, we will never see you again. Don't be a meeting again. The eighty eighth chapter of Ming Shi Naian's the complete story of the water margin and the forty second chapter of Ming Shi Naian's the complete story of the Water Margin: the boy was asked to send the star master back: "in the future, Qionglou and Jinque will come back again."

Chinese PinYin : qióng lóu jīn què