girls to be picked up(yě yè chàng tiáo)

girls to be picked up

Ye ye advocate Tiao, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y à y è ch à ngTi á o, which means to describe the graceful branches and leaves of willow. Later, it means to let people enjoy the twists and turns of flowers and plants, by referring to prostitutes. From yanchuntai.

Analysis of Idioms

Wild grass and idle flowers

The origin of Idioms

Li Shangyin's poem "yanchuntai" in Tang Dynasty: "the heart of the badminton people in the honey room, they know each other all over the world."

Idiom usage

Combined; as object and attribute; with derogatory meaning. Song Dynasty Zhou Bangyan's "weichi Cup" CI: ye ye advocates all acquaintances, still used to see the Pearl song and green dance. In the Song Dynasty, Yan Jidao's "qingpingle" said: "in front of the wind, the road is full of flowers, the leaves are smelted and the emotions are advocated." Song Luyou's "Taoyuan reminiscent of old friends 4 of 5": the road of wine singing in the south of the city. There are so many ways to make contributions. A bright red dew. The most important thing is to care.

Chinese PinYin : yě yè chàng tiáo