Be narrow and narrow

Be narrow and narrow

Shuguangjiuzhai, a Chinese idiom, is sh ù Gu ǎ ngji ù Xi á in pinyin, which means to summarize rich content into few words. It's from the poetry of Meizhen.

The origin of Idioms

Wei Juan of Song Dynasty wrote in the volume of "notes on poems of Meizhen": "the old poem of Jinggong says:" my name is Gong, and my character is even the same, and my house is Gong Dun in my eyes. I'm going to come to dun, which belongs to me. I shouldn't take Dun's surname as my surname. " If other people want to conceal this meaning, they have to say dozens of words. But if the public uses 28 words to express it, they really have to be narrow and narrow. "

Idiom usage

Used as an object or attribute; used in writing