an enjouable situation

an enjouable situation

Meijingliangchen, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m ě ij ǐ ngli á ngch é n, which means good time and scenery. It comes from Xie Lingyun's preface to the poems of Ye Zhongji, Prince of Wei Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

Xie Lingyun's preface to the poems of Ye Zhongji, Prince of Wei Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty and Song Dynasty: "it's hard to combine the four aspects of the world, such as good days, beautiful sceneries, enjoyment and pleasure."

Idiom usage

It's a good time and scenery. It's a good life. --Song Dynasty Nie Guanqing's "Duoli Li Gen Ding gong xi Shang Fu"

Analysis of Idioms

Beautiful scenery on a beautiful day