settle one 's young wife in a golden house

Jinwucangjiao method:

Raw materials for making Jinwucangjiao

Ingredient: water bird's nest 50g.

Ingredients: 10 bamboo shoots.

Seasonings for making Jinwucangjiao

Soup 500 grams, salt, Shaojiu, Shuidian powder, chicken oil each a little.

Production steps of Jinwucangjiao:

1. Put bird's nest into porcelain body, add soup and steam for 20 minutes. Heat the wok, add the soup, put in the washed water, add salt, stir fry wine, simmer for 3 minutes.

2. Decant the bird's nest soup and put it into the Dictyophora. Steam it for 3 minutes and put it on the plate.

3. Heat up the pan, add the soup, add the refined salt and Shaojiu, thicken the bamboo fungus, and pour it on the bamboo fungus.

settle one 's young wife in a golden house

Jinwucangjiao, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j ī n w ū C á ng Ji ā on, which means to let your wife and concubine live in a gorgeous house. It also means taking concubines. It's from Han Wu story by Ban Gu of Han Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

Han Ban Gu's Han Wu story: "if you get a Jiao to be a woman, it will be used as a storehouse of gold."

Analysis of Idioms

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Idiom usage

Subject predicate; predicate, object, attribute; refers to a wife or concubine

Examples

So she was in love with Yanling at that time, and each of them had the meaning of "Jinwucangjiao". The 23rd chapter of Huang Xiaopei's twenty year dream of prosperity in Qing Dynasty

Idioms and allusions

The history of "golden house and charming *" is unofficial, and it comes from the story of Han Wu, which has two core characters: one is the young king of Jiaodong (Liu Zhi, the Han Emperor Liu Che, the Han Wu story is called her young name), and the other is the daughter of Chen princess, the daughter of the princess of Guantao. Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, is famous in Chinese history. "Jiao" refers to the Chen family, the first empress of Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, who was later deposed for arrogance, childlessness and witchcraft.

The idiom "Jinwucangjiao" did not appear in the classics from Han Dynasty to Wei Jin Dynasty. During this period, "Jinwucangjiao" has not yet become a fixed idiom. From the southern and Northern Dynasties to the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, there are only "Jinwucangjiao".

What is worth noting is that Liu Cheyou's name * and Chen's nickname A Jiao are all from the story of Han Wu, because the story of golden house is very popular, so many people are regarded as a true history.

Chen's father is Chen Wu, the Marquis of Tangyi, and his mother is Liu Chou, the only sister of emperor Jingdi Liu Qi of Han Dynasty and Princess Guantao. The official history of Chen's family does not leave a name. In Hanwu story, Chen's nickname is Ajiao, which may be derived from the name of Chen Juan (the second son of Chen Wu and Princess Guantao). Because the allusion of "Jinwu cangjiao" has spread widely, later generations used to call Chen Hou "Chen Ajiao".

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