A feather on a horse

A feather on a horse

Qijiyimao, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Q í J ì y ī m á o, which means a small part of treasures. It comes from Huang Bosi's the difference between jishijing and Jinwen.

explain

It refers to a small part of a treasure.

source

Huang Bosi of the Song Dynasty wrote that "the stone inscription was in Luoyang, originally in the imperial censor's Taichung in front of the Luo palace, but it was destroyed for a long time. Luo people always get good things, if the Qi Qi Ji Mao, Qiu long pianjia. "

usage

To be formal; to be an object; to refer to a small part of a treasure.