Xia Wuguo Gong
Xia Wuguo Gong is a Chinese idiom. The Pinyin is Xi à w à Gu à g à ng, which means that the figurative words are missing. From the spring and Autumn Annals.
Source of members
In the fourteenth year of the Duke of Huan in the spring and Autumn period, it is said that "in the first month of spring, there are four years in ten, and the guild of Zheng Bo was founded by Cao. No ice. Summer five. "In the spring and Autumn period, the twenty fourth year of zhuanggong:" in winter, the army invaded Cao. Cao Ji went to Chen. Red belongs to Cao. Guo Gong. "
Idiom usage
It refers to the omission of words
Chinese PinYin : xià wǔ guō gōng
Xia Wuguo Gong
swift movement of calligraphy. lóng shé fēi wǔ
all the old and recent sorrows. jiù hèn xīn chóu
the clouds melt and the mists disperse. bīng xiāo wù sàn