Control the Phoenix crane(yù fèng cān hè)

Control the Phoenix crane

Yu Fenghe is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is y ù f è NGC ā NH è, which means that it is used to refer to the immortal or the person of virtue. Today it is often used to mourn women. It comes from Wu Rong's "Dr. Hepi went to Shangjing to observe the spirit".

Idiom usage

Example: Emperor Wuzong of the Tang Dynasty changed his calendar to Huichang. Love the instrument of controlling Phoenix and crane. Thin point black dragon subduing teaching. It's the destruction of the temple and pagoda in the prefecture that makes the Salmonella recover.

The origin of Idioms

Wu Rong's poem "Dr. Hepi went to Shangjing to observe and cultivate the spirit" said: "the crane has gone down from the smoke, and the Phoenix ointment is still burning in the middle of the moon. I can see it in Baiyun township road. It's a good place to stay in LiuNian yishengwen. "

Idiom explanation

Riding Phoenix and crane. It is said that most immortals ride cranes to heaven, so it is used to describe immortals or those who have got the way. Today, it is often used to mourn women.

Chinese PinYin : yù fèng cān hè