Chuntingxuan room

Chuntingxuan room

Chuntingxuanshi, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch ū NT í ngxu ā NSH ì, meaning parents. It's from the story of pipa. Bozhe and his wife are on their way home.

The origin of Idioms

Yuan Gaoming's Pipa story, Bozhe and his wife go back to their hometown: "the female pineapple, the pine and the cypress depend on each other, and the scenery is in the mulberry and elm. Why don't he want to leave his family alone? "

Idiom usage

Example looking at the shadow of the moon on the night of March and may, both heaven and earth are in full bloom, accounting for one percent of the 8000 spring and Autumn Annals. See the couplet of "80 shuangshou"