the fit proportion of architecture
Zhubao Songmao is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is zh ú B à OS à NGM à o, which means that the family is prosperous. It is also used to wish the completion of the new house. From the book of songs · Xiaoya · skan.
Idiom explanation
Bud: luxuriant. Pine and bamboo are flourishing. It refers to the prosperity of a family. It is also used to wish the completion of the new house.
The origin of Idioms
"The book of songs · Xiaoya · Si Gan" said: "it's like bamboo bud, it's like pine blossom."
Idiom usage
In Mo Zhong Ji · Yang Lian Jia Qing written by fan Shiyan, Ming Dynasty, it is said that "enjoy your birthday, wish you a long day and a long moon."
Idioms and allusions
Ji Xiaolan satirized He Lin, a favorite of Emperor Qianlong in Qing Dynasty, as a corrupt official. It is recorded in the unofficial history of the Qing Dynasty that Ji Xiaolan, a famous scholar of the current Dynasty, was asked to inscribe a plaque on the main hall of a newly built house in Hetao. Ji Xiaolan thought a little and then wrote the word "zhubao", which means "zhubao Songmao". He Lin didn't know the reason and happily hung in the hall. One day, when Emperor Qianlong arrived at the new residence of Hetao, he saw that the plaque was inscribed by Ji Xiaolan. He felt strange that Ji Xiaolan had always despised Hetao. How could he give it back to him? After careful meditation, he suddenly realized that "Qing's family has been teased by Ji Xiaolan!" he said. Qianlong said with a smile, "Ji Xiaolan is scolding your family for" all of them. " And he can't laugh or cry.
Chinese PinYin : zhú bāo sōng mào
the fit proportion of architecture
Time never comes before time. jī bù kě shī,shí bù zài lái