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Smallpox in mouth

Kouzhu, a Chinese word, is k ǒ uzhu ì Ti ā nhu ā in pinyin, which means moving people with exaggeration or deceiving people with sweet words. It comes from the preface of Mahayana Bensheng Xindi guanjing.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: extravagant

The origin of Idioms

According to the preface to Mahayana Bensheng Xindi guanjing, the Buddha said that he moved the gods, "six desires for the heaven and the sons of heaven, rain all kinds of flowers with the blessing of heaven: you BOLUO Hua, Bo toumo Hua "The sky is full of splendor and emptiness, and all kinds of incense are popular in the conference". China is the same as "flower".

Idiom usage

Used as a predicate or adverbial; used in figurative sentences

Examples

Rao Yi, my eyes are like electricity. "Naihetian · media bullying" by Li Yu in Qing Dynasty