cloud-kissing pavilion(yún chuāng wù gé)

cloud-kissing pavilion

Yunchuangwoge is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ú NCHU ā NGW ù g é, which means for the windows and rooms surrounded by clouds. It refers to the towering Pavilion. It also refers to a pavilion built on a very high level.

Idioms and allusions

Han Yu's poem "Huashan girl" in Tang Dynasty: "things in the cloud window and fog pavilion are in a trance, and there are many green curtains and deep golden screens." Song Dynasty Li Qingzhao's poem "Linjiang Fairy" said: "the courtyard is deep, and the cloud window and fog pavilion are often covered." The book is full of Lang, the letter is secret, the cloud window and fog Pavilion lock moss. The third poem in Yuan and Song Dynasty

Discrimination of words

Usage: used as object and attributive; used in written language

Chinese PinYin : yún chuāng wù gé