add details of a story
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ti ā nzh ī Z ē ngy è, meaning metaphors are added one after another. From the history of Chinese popular literature.
Idiom explanation
Metaphors are added one after another. It is the same as "adding branches and leaves".
The origin of Idioms
Zheng Zhenduo's history of Chinese popular literature, Chapter 3, section 6: "at that time, the five character poem was a new style, and some scholars used it to rewrite it."
Analysis of Idioms
Synonym: to add, to add
Idiom usage
To be an attributive or adverbial; exaggerate
Chinese PinYin : tiān zhī zēng yè
add details of a story
attack as a means of defense. yǐ gōng wéi shǒu
cast its radiance far and wide. guāng yàn wàn zhàng
scant oneself in food and clothes. shài yī suō shí
The evil is already in full swing. è guàn yǐ yíng