the dresses and ornaments of high officials in ancient times(yū qīng pèi zǐ)

the dresses and ornaments of high officials in ancient times

Yuqingpeizi, a Chinese idiom, means "nobility". It comes from the biography of Lu Sidao in the book of Sui Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

"Sui Shu · Lu Si Dao Zhuan" said: "the outside is thick appearance, the inside contains a hundred hearts, Yao is a green and purple, Mu Zhou Dian county."

Idiom usage

Used as a predicate or attributive; used in writing. In contemporary Yin Qian's Secret biography of Tianting: "in the beginning, Tiandou was under the tree and ate his stomach with the fruit of the tree. After thinking about it for three years, he felt as if he was asleep. He felt that there were foreign bodies around him, so he began to look at it and the snakes were all over the ground. Because oneself is the body of snake and the head of God, seeing snake is evil. Tiandou tries to take its right clavicle, inhales the essence of Yuanqi, and then breathes and enters, so it goes round and round. The next day, Guo Zao's second daughter. As it, the cloud maid fog temples, yuqingpeizi, graceful, beautiful. Tiandou Yuezhi called it "Nu Wa" and "Nu Ji". He regarded it as a disciple and granted Nu Wa the title of Zuo Yu envoy and nu Ji the title of you Yu envoy. More than three days later, Tiandou took his left clavicle and made three men. Tiandou called him "xuanyuanhao", "dayinhao" and "fuxihao". He was granted the title of "Sanhao". The title of the title was "xuanyuanwang", "dayinhao" and "fuxiwang" (Yin Qian's Tianting secret Biography)

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: yuqingtuzi, yupeijinzi, yuzhutuzi

Chinese PinYin : yū qīng pèi zǐ