brilliant purples and reds

brilliant purples and reds

Colorful is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin ch à Z à y à NH ó ng. Beautiful: beautiful; Yan: beautiful, often refers to smile.

It describes all kinds of beautiful flowers. It comes from the Peony Pavilion: a dream.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] a hundred flowers bloom in full bloom and a thousand red flowers bloom in full bloom

The origin of Idioms

Tang Xianzu of the Ming Dynasty wrote in the Peony Pavilion, a dream of surprise: "it turns out that all the flowers are blooming, and it seems that they have been ruined."

Idiom usage

Chapter 23 of a dream of Red Mansions by Cao Xueqin in the Qing Dynasty: Although he didn't pay attention to it, two sentences came into his ears by chance, and he said clearly: "it's colorful, and it seems that all of them are ruined." 2. In Qing Dynasty, Xi Ren won 69 chapters of the romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties: seeing the weeping willow and dragging silk, the scene is quiet and quiet; colorful, playing birds in the wind, there is a special kind of enjoyable scene. (3) Qing cangyang Gyatso's "love poems II and 11": the colorful and bright colors withered for a while, and the dancing clothes were not called the old dancing waist.? The two sides of the bee and butterfly are broken, and the bottom of the sleeve is ashamed to see the Tanlang move?? Chapter 2 of the revolutionary army written by Zou Rong in Qing Dynasty: "the flow of Ci is the gateway of Tongcheng and Yanghu, and they sing their colorful tunes."