To the South(yōng shū nán miàn)

To the South

It refers to a very rich collection of books. It is the same as "supporting books".

Idiom explanation

Idioms in the South

Pronunciation y à ngsh à n á NMI à n

Interpretation refers to a very rich collection of books or a deep love of books. It is the same as "supporting books".

Idioms and allusions

The source of "Wei Shu · Yi Shi Zhuan · Li Mi": "my husband holds thousands of books, why does he face all the cities in the south?" In Qing Dynasty, Guizhuang's "feeling" poem: "to grasp the spirit of Dongshan pass, to support the book, to the south, to be full of economy and fiber."

For example, the North window of gaozhen is a place for entertainment, and the Great Wall is built. Zhao Yi's leisure poem in Qing Dynasty

Discrimination of words

A large collection of books

Chinese PinYin : yōng shū nán miàn