Carved wall

Carved wall

Jun Yu Diao Qiang, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j ù NY ǔ di ā oqi á ng, which means tall buildings and painted walls; it describes luxurious living. It comes from the song of the five sons of the book.

The origin of Idioms

"The song of the five sons of the book" says: "there is a waste of color in the interior, a waste of birds in the interior, a taste for sound, a precipitous space and carved walls. There is one here, and it will not die."

Idiom usage

As soon as he got rich, he lived in a flat land and prospered. Song Lu You's poem reading Xia Shu