Clear the palace(qīng gōng chú dào)

Clear the palace

Qinggong Chudao, pronunciation Q à NGG à ngch ú D à o, Chinese idiom, cleaning houses and roads. To be ready for the arrival of a distinguished guest. It comes from Qin CE Yi.

explain

Qing, Chu: water sweeping; Palace: the general name of ancient houses. Clean houses and roads. To be ready for the arrival of a distinguished guest.

allusion

Source: Qin CE 1, the Warring States policy: "it will be said that the king of Chu passed by Luoyang and his parents heard about it. They cleared the palace and removed the way. Zhang Le set up a drink and the suburbs met thirty Li."

For a long time, Li's folk songs have been thinking about the Han Dynasty, so they began to raise their honorary titles and the world responded to them. Biography of PI Tong

usage

Prepare for the arrival of the distinguished guests

Chinese PinYin : qīng gōng chú dào