have red silk draped over one 's shoulders and flowers pinned on one 's breast
have red silk draped over one 's shoulders and flowers pinned on one 's breast
Pinyin is p ī h ó NGD à Ihu à, which means happiness or glory. From Emperor Yongzheng by Eryuehe.
The origin of Idioms
Chapter 25 of Emperor Yongzheng written by Eryuehe: "upon hearing this, more than 300 Jinshi kowtowed their heads and chanted" long live "to send the emperor away. At that moment, there was a great drum music. In the sound of the music, two rites from the two rites held out the golden banner of dragon
Idiom usage
It refers to the festival. example the common people give the PLA soldiers red clothes. Yang Liwei's car was in red and the local people cheered with the team, and the sound of gongs and drums was heard all the time.
have red silk draped over one 's shoulders and flowers pinned on one 's breast
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3.want to reach a high position -- like a stork hovering on high and crying proudly
want to reach a high position -- like a stork hovering on high and crying proudly - fēi dùn míng kāo
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8.knowingly follow the example of a wrongdoer
knowingly follow the example of a wrongdoer - qún qǐ xiào yóu
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9.highly meritorious and respectable
highly meritorious and respectable - gōng gāo wàng zhòng
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