Red and green

Red and green

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Cu ì Xi ā oh ó ngji ǎ n, which means that women's appearance has declined. It's from Song Liu Yong's eight tones of Ganzhou.

Idiom usage

The beauty of a woman's life is as green as the sun, red as the sun, red as the sun, red as the sun, red as the sun, red as the sun, red as the sun, red as the sun, red as the sun, red as the sun, red as the sun, red as the sun, red as the sun, red as the sun, red as the sun.

Analysis of Idioms

Antonym: in the prime of life

The origin of Idioms

Song Liuyong's "eight tones Ganzhou" CI: "to the Xiaoxiao evening rain sprinkles the river sky, a wash autumn. Gradually frost wind sad tight, Guan River cold, still shine when the building. It's a place of decline and decay, a place of decay. Only the Yangtze River flows to the East

Idiom explanation

It describes the decline of a woman's beauty.