spring scenery provokes people 's interest
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch ū ns è Li á or é n, which means the scenery of spring arouses people's interest. From "Jiannan poetry · five poems of mountain garden".
Idiom explanation
To tease, tease, or provoke.
The origin of Idioms
Lu You of Song Dynasty wrote five poems in Jiannan Poetry: peach blossoms are brilliant, apricot blossoms are rare, and the color of spring is tantalizing
spring scenery provokes people 's interest
from abundance back to limitation - yóu bó fǎn yuē
break down from constant over work - jī láo chéng bìng
Appreciate and persuade the public - shǎng yī quàn zhòng