Meat and clothing

Meat and clothing

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Idiom explanation

[idiom]: jinyiroushi [Pinyin]: J ǐ NY ī R ò ush í [simple spelling]: jyrs [explanation]: describes a luxurious life. It's the same as "rich clothes and good food".

The origin of Idioms

[source]: in Ming Dynasty, Li Dongyang's "birthday, taizailu of Shen'an describes himself with rhyme and answers Ya Huai with long rhyme": "it's not my pleasure to eat rich meat and clothes, but my heart will not be strong."

Examples of Idioms

[example]: Ke Ling's the sea of fragrant snow · the sea of flowing water he grew up in ～, and experienced the life of a dog and a horse.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] jinyiyushi, yushijinyi [antonym]: coarse clothes and food [grammar]: as object and attribute; refers to luxurious life