Box sword curtain lamp(xiá jiàn wéi dēng)

Box sword curtain lamp

Xijian hangdeng, a Chinese idiom, is written in Pinyin as Xi á Ji à NW é ID à ng, which means that things can't be hidden or deliberately reveal information to attract people's attention.

The origin of Idioms

Volume 1 of miscellaneous records of Xijing: "Gaodi's White Snake sword has seven pearls on it, nine jade ornaments on it, and five colored glass in the toilet as the sword case. The sword is in the room, and the scenery is still shining outside, which is not different from the ting sword."

Idiom usage

A combination; an object; an article used to describe a scene

Examples

It's about the law. The great law of connecting the longitude and latitude of the Chinese language written by Wenzhi of the Qing Dynasty and Tang Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : xiá jiàn wéi dēng