Eye opening and eyebrow relaxing(zhǎn yǎn shū méi)

Eye opening and eyebrow relaxing

It's a Chinese idiom,

Pinyin: zh ǎ NY ǎ NSH ū m é I

As predicate and attribute;

Definition: refers to happy, eyebrows and eyes stretch. To describe a person who is satisfied with his will. From: the third fold of "Wang can ascends the tower" written by Zheng Guangzu of Yuan Dynasty: "you mistook me for the Confucian crown cloth clothes when I used to say that I could ease my eyebrows."

idiom

Eye opening and eyebrow relaxing

Pinyin

zhǎnyǎnshūméi

Citation explanation

The eyebrows and eyes stretch. To describe a person who is satisfied with his will. The third fold of "Wang can ascends the tower" written by Zheng Guangzu in the Yuan Dynasty: "if you show up to ease your eyebrows, you are mistaken for the Confucian crown cloth clothes." In Yuan Dynasty, Lu Zhian's "Jixian bin. Sigh floating life set. Xiaoyao music" said, "it's better to let your heart go, to be happy, to show your eyes and eyebrows." Chapter 36 of biography of heroes and heroines by Wen Kang of Qing Dynasty: on both sides, there are a group of servant girls and servants looking at the old and young masters, and they all show their eyes and eyebrows in a happy mood.

Idiom usage

To be happy is to be happy

Discrimination of words

Generation time ancient commonly used degree commonly used

Chinese PinYin : zhǎn yǎn shū méi