luxuriant

luxuriant

The Chinese idiom, n ó ngy ī Nb ì R ì, means that trees are luxuriant and can block the sun. From literature in the age of revolution.

Idiom explanation

It is used to describe a tree with luxuriant branches and leaves, which can block the sunlight.

The origin of Idioms

Lu Xun's literature in the revolutionary era: "for example, planting willows, especially when they grow up and shade the sun, farmers till noon, or they can sit under the willows to eat and have a rest."

Analysis of Idioms

Thick green covers the sun

Idiom usage

The trees are thick.