with branches profusely covered with leaves(zhī yè fú shū)

with branches profusely covered with leaves

It is a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is "zh ī y è f ú sh ū". It comes from yanduzhuan, the book of the later Han Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

"Yanduzhuan in the book of the later Han Dynasty:" the life of plants and plants begins with germination, and finally grows. The branches and leaves are sparse, and the glory and splendor are numerous. Although the end is complex, it leads to the roots. "

Idiom usage

The trees are growing well. Gu Muran wrote five thousand words in taixuan, and only said more than 100000 words. Han Yangxiong's jieji

Analysis of Idioms

It is full of branches and leaves

Chinese PinYin : zhī yè fú shū