rich young men(wǔ líng nián shào)

rich young men

Wuling young, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is w ǔ L í ngni á NSH à o, meaning Kyoto rich children. From Pipa Xing.

The origin of Idioms

Bai Juyi, Tang Dynasty, wrote in Pipa Xing: "after the song, I once taught you how to dress well, but every time I make up, I am envied by qiuniang. Wuling young struggle around the head, a red silk do not know the number

Idiom usage

It is a metaphor for young heroes

Examples

Yin Xueyan is never old. More than ten years ago, wulingnian, who was in front of Bailemen dance hall in Shanghai, helped her. Some of the scales were opened and some of the temples were frosted The eternal Yin Xueyan by Bai Xianyong

The trees in the South and North mountains are dark, and tigers walk around the forest in the daytime. The elk in the mountain is silent. Every year, the adopted son is in the empty valley, and the male and the female do not compete in the mountains. There is a mountain village near the cave in the valley. Chang takes Huangdu from the village. Wuling young dare not shoot, empty to see the trail under the forest. ——Zhang Ji's the tiger

Chinese PinYin : wǔ líng nián shào