Silver hook and jade spit(yín gōu yù tuò)

Silver hook and jade spit

Yin Gou Yu saliva, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y í ng ō uy ù tuॸ, which means that other people's calligraphy strokes are as powerful as Yin Gou, and their words are as precious as Tuyu. It comes from the Song Dynasty Huang Tingjian's Ci Yun Qian Mu Fu's song fan.

Idiom explanation

It refers to other people's calligraphy, whose strokes are as powerful as silver hooks, and whose words are as precious as jade.

The origin of Idioms

Song Dynasty Huang Tingjian's poem "Ci Yun Qian Mu Fu gives song fan" says: "silver hook, jade spit, cocoon paper, loose sheath is light and cool, and it seems to send."

Chinese PinYin : yín gōu yù tuò