Yamagata(shān jī bō wěi)

Yamagata

Shanjibowei, a Chinese idiom, is sh ā NJ ī B ō w ě I in pinyin, which means to pile up like a mountain, like waves overlapping. It comes from Volume 3 of jade pot Qinghua written by Wen Ying of Song Dynasty.

Idiom explanation

To pile up as high as a mountain or as high as a wave. There are a lot of them.

The origin of Idioms

Volume 3 of jade pot Qinghua written by Wen Ying of Song Dynasty: "Jing took the lead in responding to the imperial edict, leaving twelve huge buildings in the middle of bianliu After that, he invited a large number of goods to the building, and accumulated a lot of money

Idiom usage

I'm afraid I can't catch my boss because of his complicated work. He Liangjun, Ming Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : shān jī bō wěi