Soft fur and fast horse

Soft fur and fast horse

Ruanqi ú Ku à im à, a Chinese idiom, means light and warm fur clothes and a running horse, which means luxurious life. It comes from Zhuzi of Xianhua county.

Analysis of Idioms

Light fur and fast horse

The origin of Idioms

Du Fu of Tang Dynasty wrote a poem: "Cao Yongcai, the official of chixian County, is outstanding; soft fur and fast horse are snow and ice."

Idiom usage

Used as an object or attribute; used in writing

Examples

Return to meet Li Xu narrow roadside, soft fur fast horse line for money. The wild man by Huang Chunyao in Ming Dynasty (2)