supple twigs and tender leaves
Soft branches and tender leaves, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is R ó UZH ī n è NY è, which means soft and tender branches and leaves. It refers to a tender and beautiful young woman. It comes from the story of jade Jue · Yifu.
Idiom explanation
Soft and delicate branches and leaves. It refers to a tender and beautiful young woman
The origin of Idioms
Zheng ruoyong of the Ming Dynasty wrote in Yu Jue Ji Yi Fu: "the green leaves will not be left, and don't cherish that it will be hard to grow next year. The tender branches and tender leaves should be picked by people. Light comfortable hand, Luo skirt wide fade waist limb thin
Idiom usage
Who can compare the warm and fragrant nephrite in the world? Willow dance, green skirt shadow low, delicate throat warbler song, "Yangchun" down, call boast West son more beautiful. The story of four joys: a beautiful couple in Huating by Xie Dang in Ming Dynasty
supple twigs and tender leaves
be so distressed as if one 's heart would break - āi āi yù jué
try to shorten the neck of a crane and lengthen that of an owl -- to go against nature - jié hè xù fú
the whole world joins in the jubilation - pǔ tiān tóng qìng