To turn green into bright(xuàn bì chéng zhū)

To turn green into bright

Xuanbi Chengzhu is an idiom, pronounced Xu à Nb à ch é ngzhi à, which means to confuse right and wrong. It comes from the Ming Dynasty Tu Long's caihaoji zhizhutui: "the palace is full of beauty, the dazzling green becomes Zhu, and the Holy Lord should throw the bamboo."

explain

It is a metaphor to confuse right and wrong.

source

In Tu Long's caihaoji zhizhutui of the Ming Dynasty, it is said that "the palace is full of beauty, and the dazzling green becomes the Pearl. The Holy Lord should cast his hand in the bamboo."

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General usage

Discrimination of words

Pronunciation of idioms: Xu à Nb à ch é ngzhi à

Traditional Chinese idiom: dazzle the green into the bright

Pinyin spelling: spelling the first letter of Pinyin

Generation time: unknown

Emotional color: depending on context

Idiom Jielong: Zhumen's wine stinks, the road is frozen to death, bone stuck in the throat, short of breath

Chinese PinYin : xuàn bì chéng zhū