Yellow crested straw clothes

Yellow crested straw clothes

Huang Guan Cao Fu, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Hu á nggu à NC à of ú, which means to refer to the common people, sometimes refers to the grass. It comes from Tang Shunzhi's book with Hong Fangzhou.

explain

[idiom]: huangguancaofu [Pinyin]: Hu á nggu à NC à of ú [simplified spelling]: hgcf à [explanation]: coarse clothes. It refers to the common people. Sometimes referred to as the grass is lofty.

allusion

[source]: Tang Shunzhi and Hong Fangzhou's doctor's book in Ming Dynasty: "the so-called upright and detached people often come from Huang guancao's clothes." [example]: the pure guest said: "magnificent, Wang Ju! Where should I go? " Zeng Pu's the flower of the evil sea in Qing Dynasty Chapter 20

Discrimination of words

Synonym: Huang guancao Lu antonym: None

usage

Grammar: used as subject, object and attribute; used of clothing