Fengpo Luan Piao
Feng Po Luan Piao, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is f è NGB ó Lu á NPI ā o, which originally describes the elegant style of calligraphy, but later refers to the separation of husband and wife or the frustration of literati. It's from the poem "kuanlou mountain".
Analysis of Idioms
Feng Po Luan Piao
The origin of Idioms
Han Yu, Tang Dynasty, wrote a poem "kuanlou mountain:" kedou boxing body is covered with Xie, while Luan floats and Fengbo floats, while tiger is covered with Hu. "
Idiom usage
It's a combination; it's an object and attribute; it's used for floating people; it's commendatory. Why is it so common that the gods are clear and the bones are cold. (lost title by Huang Jingren in Qing Dynasty)
Fengpo Luan Piao
A full man knows not a hungry man - bǎo hàn bù zhī è hàn jī
by the light of the moon and the stars - pī xīng dài yuè
attend to the trivialities and neglect the fundamentals - bèi běn qū mò
swear allegiance facing the north - běi miàn chēng chén
look for the tip of the branch while give up the trunk of the tree - sǔn běn zhú mò