Liujiehuaxiang
Liujiehuaxiang
Liujiehuaxiang, a Chinese idiom, is Li à Ji à Hu à Xi à ng in pinyin. It used to refer to brothels or places where brothels gather. From "mirage in the tower · double set".
The origin of Idioms
Li Yu's "mirage in the tower · double order" in Qing Dynasty: "collect, give things as you like, don't throw them in the lane of flowers in the Willow Street; don't boast to others, show off frivolity."
Idiom usage
As an object; of a brothel.
Liujiehuaxiang
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1.suffer from both poverty and sickness
suffer from both poverty and sickness - pín bìng jiāo pò
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4.court defeat by fighting against overwhelming odds
court defeat by fighting against overwhelming odds - tóu luǎn jī shí
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6.fallen leaves return to the roots -- to revert to one 's origin
fallen leaves return to the roots -- to revert to one 's origin - luò yè guī gēn
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8.have too little wisdom to undertake great things
have too little wisdom to undertake great things - zhì xiǎo móu dà
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10.My feet are full and my tongue is full
My feet are full and my tongue is full - zú jiǎn shé bì
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