royal posterity(qióng zhī yù shù)

royal posterity

Qiongzhi Yushu is a Chinese idiom, pronounced Qi ó ngzhi ī y ù sh ù, which refers to a person of noble character. It comes from Li Yu's Ci poem "Po Chan Zi".

interpretation

Trees covered with ice and snow. It also refers to a person of noble character

source

Tang Li Yu's poem "broken time" said: "Phoenix que, Dragon Tower, even Xiaohan, Yushu, qiongzhi, as Yanluo, almost knew how to fight." the word "Qiong" originally means "Meiyu". Here it refers to white. It describes trees covered with snow.

Examples

Look, I'm going to fight with you. Shen Jing, Ming Dynasty

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