dandy(qún jī shào nián)

dandy

A Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Q ú NJ à sh à oni á n, which means to describe young people who only know how to dress. From the biography of Xing Luan in northern history.

Idiom explanation

Skirt: dress; clogs: wooden shoes. Skirts and clogs were the clothes of the aristocratic children in the Six Dynasties. It describes a young man who only knows how to dress.

source

"The biography of Xing Luan in northern history:" Xiao shenzao is a young man who has not taken up government affairs. "

Examples

Outside the door, there are many chariots, flying dust, scattering fragrance, and foreign merchants, often leaving banquets. Wang Tao, Qing Dynasty

usage

To be an object; to be an object

Chinese PinYin : qún jī shào nián