Clouds and clouds(yún shū xiá juǎn)

Clouds and clouds

Yunshu xiajuan, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ú NSH à Xi á Ju à n, which means to describe a variety of postures and colors. From Hibiscus city.

The origin of Idioms

Song sushi "Furong city" poem: "Pearl curtain jade case, emerald screen, cloud Shuxia volume, thousand stop."

Idiom usage

As an object or attribute; used in figurative sentences. Example: the Song Dynasty Zhang Xiaoxiang's poem "water dragon chant · Wang Jiuhua Mountain work" said: "the loop turns, the clouds and the clouds roll, it's not human." It is also known as "the cloud and the mist". The second part of Guan's Zhao Zhuang Fu's apricot blossom is "a thousand trees are red in front of Wenxing hall, and the spring breeze rises in the clouds."

Chinese PinYin : yún shū xiá juǎn