The West Mountain(zhǔ hù xī shān)

The West Mountain

Zhuhu Xishan is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is zh ǔ h ù x ī sh ā n. It means to be in office and have leisure. It's also a carefree look. It's from a new account of the world - Jian Ao.

Idioms and allusions

In the second volume of Shi Shuo Xin Yu Jian Shu, from Jian Ao to 775, prince you Zuo Huan joined the army. Huan said to the king, "Qing has been in the government for a long time. He is better than the prime minister." At first, he did not answer. He looked up straight and said, "when the Western Hills are coming, you will feel cool." Jin Shu, Volume 80, biography of Wang Xizhi, Wang Huizhi, 203, Zi you. His character was outstanding, but not restrained. He joined the army for Ma Huanwen, the chief commander of the army. His head was scattered, and he didn't take charge of the affairs of the government. Huan Chong joined the army for his cavalry, and Chong asked, "what is your department, Cao?" He said: "it seems to be Ma Cao." Then he asked, "how many horses are you in charge of?" "I don't know why there are so many horses," he said Then he asked, "how much does Mabi die?" Said: "unknown life, how to know death!" Taste from the line, the value of rainstorm, because of the emblem of the horse into the car, said: "the public not only good at a car!" Chong tasted Hui and said, "Qing has been in the government for a long time, and is better than the prime minister." At the beginning of the emblem, he didn't answer. He looked up straight and said with his hand: "when the western mountains came, there were cool ears."

Idiom usage

Jin Yuan Haowen's poem "xishanlou is Wang Zhongli's Fu" is the second one: "riding on the horseback of xishanlou is determined to ride on Cao, and the morning is bright and the autumn is high." Song Chen Yuyi "manlang" poem: "manlang great achievements leisurely, after ten years of mountain." Lu You of Song Dynasty wrote a poem in the Spring Festival Gala: "when you take off the towel and drink, you laugh at people, and when you look at the mountains, you are quite surprised." Liu Guo of the Song Dynasty wrote a poem titled Phoenix Terrace: "if current affairs are not mentioned, you can only rely on wat. Scholars are useless and hold cups." In his poem titled Zhang Xin Zhi Jian Shan Tang, Fang Fu of Yuan Dynasty said, "I didn't feel that I had a great reputation at this time."

Chinese PinYin : zhǔ hù xī shān