Make up for everything

Make up for everything

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Qi ā Nb ǔ B ǎ in à, which means to describe the clothes are very broken, mended and mended. It's from "Zui Ping Ping Tan Zi Di".

Idiom usage

On the Kang sat an old woman in her fifties. She was blind, her hair was white, and she was wearing a patchy blue dress. The first part of Zhou Libo's storm.

The origin of Idioms

In Yuan Dynasty, Wu Mingshi's "Zui Taiping · Tan Zi Di", he said, "wear a dust cover hat with ten flowers and nine cracks, and a Tibetan jacket with a thousand mends."