add a beautiful thing to a contrasting beautiful thing

add a beautiful thing to a contrasting beautiful thing

Chinese idioms, Pinyin is j à NSH à ngTi à nhu à, metaphor is good to add good, beauty to add beauty. It's from Jishi by Wang Anshi of Song Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

Song Dynasty Wang Anshi's poem "Jishi" said: "Jiazhao wants to cover the cup, while Licheng still adds brocade and flowers."

Idiom usage

It is formal; it is predicate, object and complement; it has commendatory meaning. When life was poor, the town sold water at the end of the river at the price of the day, and it was transported to the city at the same time. The first character in Ming Kanghai's zhongshanlang

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: keep improving, add wings like a tiger, add bricks and tiles; Antonyms: add frost to the snow, add fuel to the fire; allegorical sayings: embroider peony on flowered silk; embroider peony on colorful satin; embroider peony on silk; arrive in Chengdu in spring. lantern riddle embroidery