Light and heavy

Light and heavy

Light Ru thick Mo, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d à nzhu à NGN ó NGM à, which means to describe two different decorations: simple and elegant and gorgeous. It's from "drink the rain after the first sunny day on the lake".

Notes on Idioms

Make up: decorate; wipe: daub.

The origin of Idioms

Su Shi of Song Dynasty wrote the poem "drink the rain after the first sunny day on the lake": "if you want to compare the West Lake with the West Lake, it's always appropriate to dress lightly and wipe heavily."

Idiom usage

He is happy when his hair is combed and his clothes are well dressed. (the 48th chapter of the evil spirits of the black books in the late Qing Dynasty)