become emaciated
Yujianxiangxiao, spelled as y ù Ji ǎ nxi ā ngxi ā o, refers to the beauty's emaciation and depression. It comes from yuan gaozhen's Ji Xian Bin: farewell.
Idiom explanation
Yujianxiangxiao is used to describe beauty's emaciation and depression.
Idioms and allusions
Song Zhangxian "Han palace spring" words: "Jade incense sales, I was mistakenly Chan Juan, pro mirror makeup languid." Yuan Ren Yu's "red embroidered shoes · spring love" Song: "dark Zhu foil rain, cold wind, try Luoyi jade to reduce fragrance." Also known as "yujianxiangxiao". Yuan gaozhen's "jixianbin · resentment farewell" divertimento: "these times, yujianxiangxiao, add disease, lonely and solitary habitat." "Dark red foil, cold rain and steep wind, try Luoyi." Song of red embroidered shoes in spring by Ren Yu in Yuan Dynasty
Discrimination of words
Usage: used as predicate and attribute; used in writing.
Chinese PinYin : yù jiǎn xiāng xiāo
become emaciated
go to one 's death like a hero. kāng kǎi jiù yì
High position and heavy salary. gāo wèi zhòng lù
Don't bite off more than you can chew.. tān duō jiáo bù làn
all the stars twinkled around the bright moon. zhòng xīng gǒng yuè
The trace of the dog and the fox. quǎn jì hú zōng