Toothpicks(yá qiān wàn zhóu)

Toothpicks

Yaqianwanzhou, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y á Qi à NW à nzh ó u, which means a large collection of books. It comes from Li Yu's "title & lt; jinlouzi & gt; Hou" in the Southern Tang Dynasty.

Idiom usage

There are a lot of books in the collection.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: numerous

The origin of Idioms

Li Yu in the Southern Tang Dynasty wrote a poem entitled "title of the Golden Chamber" in which "a lot of toothpicks are wrapped in red silk, and Wang canshu is burned with fire."

Idiom explanation

I have a lot of books.

Chinese PinYin : yá qiān wàn zhóu