Children in black(wū yī zǐ dì)

Children in black

Wuyi: Wuyi lane, where Wangdao, xie'an and other aristocratic families lived in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Wang Xie is such a famous family. Later, it generally refers to the children of wealthy families.

Idiom explanation

Wu Yi: Wu Yi lane, where Wang Dao, Xie an and other aristocratic families lived in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Wang Xie is such a famous family. Later, it generally refers to the children of wealthy families.

Idioms and allusions

[source of idiom]: in Qing Dynasty, Kong Shangren's "Peach Blossom Fan - refuse media": "if the water Pavilion contains spring, then there will be the black clothes with the red skirt." [example of idiom]: in Yu Huai's miscellaneous notes on Banqiao · ya you of Qing Dynasty: "the children in Wuyi, the lake and Haibin, pass by Zhao Li without playing the flute."

Discrimination of words

Idiom usage: used as subject, object and attribute; used in writing. [synonym]: childe, king and grandson

Chinese PinYin : wū yī zǐ dì