calm(yǔ shàn guān jīn)

calm

Yu Fan Lun Jin, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y à sh à NGU à NJ à n, which means a turban with a feather fan and a green silk ribbon. A calm attitude. It comes from the nostalgia of Chibi by Sushi of Song Dynasty.

Idiom explanation

Feather fan: a fan made of bird feathers; Lun Jin: a turban made of green silk in ancient times, also known as Zhuge turban, is a common decoration for ancient people to tie their heads.

Idiom usage

It's a combination; it's an object and an attribute.

The origin of Idioms

Song Sushi's poem "niannujiao, reminiscent of the past in Chibi" said: "feather fan and Lun towel, while chatting and laughing, the masts and oars fly to ashes."

Idioms and allusions

Yin Yun's novel is quoted in the fourth and ninth volume of Lei Shuo: "Marquis Wu (Zhuge Liang) and King Xuan (SIMA Yi) were engaged in a general battle, and King Xuan served as a military officer, which made people see Marquis Wu secretly. He was riding Suyu Gejin, holding his own white feather flat command, and the three armies followed him. King Xuan sighed: "true celebrities.". "Taiping Yulan volume 702 quoted Pei Qi's Yulin:" Marquis Wu of Zhuge and King Xuan fought in Weibin. Marquis Wu took Su Yu, Ge Jin and Bai Yufan to command the three armies. "After the" feather fan Lun towel "that the general command if calm, natural and easy.

Chinese PinYin : yǔ shàn guān jīn