Zhensong Jinbai(zhēn sōng jìng bǎi)

Zhensong Jinbai

Zhensong Jinbai is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is zh ē ns ō NGJ ì NGB ǎ I, which means to use the firmness of pines and cypresses to describe people's noble integrity. It comes from "four chants of doctor Shi Yuqing's residence - Xueyan".

Idiom usage

When the world is in danger and chaos, he later wrote the name of loyal officials and martyrs, and then he knew the virtue of chastity, pines and cypresses. Lu Shusheng's Mao Yu Za Zhi in Ming Dynasty

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: binghe jade pot

The origin of Idioms

The Jin and Yuan Dynasties are fond of asking "four chants of Xueyan, where Doctor Shi Yuqing lives": "the spring of Zhensong and Jinbai is four seasons, and the light and wind of Jiyue is new."

Chinese PinYin : zhēn sōng jìng bǎi