Yang Sheng Huang que(yáng shēng huáng què)

Yang Sheng Huang que

Yang shenghuangque, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y á ngsh ē nghu á ngqu è, which means to repay the debt. It's from the continuation of Qi Xie Ji.

Idiom explanation

Take it as a reward. The same as "Yang Kehuan".

Idioms and allusions

Source: according to the continuation of qixiejie written by Liang Wujun in the Southern Dynasty, Yang Bao, a Hongnong man in the Eastern Han Dynasty, saved a yellow sparrow when he was young, and then a boy in yellow gave four white rings to report to each other, which means that he should make his descendants prominent and become the third Duke. Later, he took "Yang Sheng Huang Que" as an example.

Discrimination of words

Synonym: Yang quehuan

Chinese PinYin : yáng shēng huáng què