parade with beautiful dress in broad daylight(yì jǐn zhòu xíng)

parade with beautiful dress in broad daylight

Yijin daytime travel is a Chinese word. Its pinyin is y ì J ǐ nzh ò UX í ng. In the old days, it was used to describe being an official in one's hometown or in another's hometown. It was very glorious to go back home. It is the same as "dress and embroider in the daytime".

In the old days, it was said that being an official in one's hometown, or being an official in another's hometown, was extremely glorious. It is the same as "dress and embroider in the daytime". it's from the Song Dynasty Ye Shi's inscription on the tomb of Chen Gong, the minister in charge of chongyouguan Huanzhang, who asked for a doctor: "the eldest father KangBo, xianggaozong, was worthy of being sent to death by rebellious Liang, exhausted the power of his ministers and sons, and relied on shengweiling, but fortunately he was defeated. Lin Nei Chan, a special imperial edict set the first, since the retirement, to keep the rural community. They all said, "the so-called day walkers in brocade." synonyms: yijindayyou, yixiudayyou, yixiudayxing

Chinese PinYin : yì jǐn zhòu xíng