Bo Shuo Fei

Bo Shuo Fei

Bo Shuo Fei is a Chinese idiom, pronounced B ó Shu ò f é it ú, which means fat and strong.

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Zuo Qiuming's Zuozhuan · the sixth year of Duke Huan in the pre Qin period: "therefore, he offered sacrifices to tell us:" the road is rich and fertile. " there is a buffalo in my family. I love it very much. It is used as predicate and attributive to describe fat and strong.

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Fat. It refers to the fattening of six animals. In the sixth year of Duke Huan of Zuozhuan, it is said that "the people's power is universal, and the livestock is huge." Du Yu notes: "Bo, Guang ye; Shuo, Da Ye Then the six animals are big and nourishing. " Jin Xiangxiu's "difficult to keep in good health" said: "rich and fat, God is the feast." Under the volume of hutianlu written by Bai Yi of Qing Dynasty: "there is a buffalo at home, rich and fat, and love is very special." It is also called "Bo Bo". "The eight musical records of the history of the Song Dynasty" says: "to sacrifice and to cook, to cook."