Ill fated woman

Ill fated woman

It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is B ó m ì ngji ā R é n, which means to describe a beautiful woman with a poor fortune. It comes from the picture of book beauty.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: red faced, despairing and talented

The origin of Idioms

Hong Xiwen, Yuan Dynasty, wrote in the painting of Shu Mei Ren: "poor Han Qing history of the former generation, poor people."

Idiom usage

As subject, object, attribute; used of women. example this is just a dream love. I just met a pair of fateful children. ——"A dream of Red Mansions" and "a dream of Red Mansions" the third and second time: "after hearing this, Daiyu felt both happy and surprised, sad and sighed Even if you are my confidant, I'll be killed! " Ba Jin's spring five: "Why are women inferior to men? Why do you have to die to be a woman? "