Sanxun Sanmu

Sanxun Sanmu

Sanxun Sanmu, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is s ā nx ū ns ā nm ù, which means bathing for many times and applying spices to the body. This is a kind of courtesy that people in ancient China highly respected, which means piety, cultivation and support. From Guoyu Qiyu.

Idiom explanation

This is a kind of courtesy in ancient China. The same as "three fights and three baths".

The origin of Idioms

"Guoyu · Qiyu" said: "compared to the three quarrels and three baths, Duke Huan went against it in the suburbs and sat down with it and asked Yan."

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: Sanmu Sanxun, Sanyu Sanxun, Sanjiao Sanyu

Make sentences with examples

One piano and one turtle, expecting the quiet of lingzhai; ~, still accompanying the tour of Yaoshi. ——Lu You and Li Yuan's envoy Qi in Song Dynasty