dandy

dandy

Dandy is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is w á NK ù Z ǐ D ì, which used to refer to the rich and powerful people like bureaucrats and landlords who eat, drink and play all day long. It comes from the book of the Han Dynasty.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] gaoliangzi, Playboy and [antonym] strive for strength

The origin of Idioms

In the book of the Han Dynasty, Xuzhuan I said, "it's not good to be in the group of Wang and Xu's sons because they are in the group of qiruwan pants." In the biography of Lu Zongdao in the history of the Song Dynasty: "how can the dandy be treated with grace when the pavilion cultivates the talents of the world?"

Idiom usage

It's formal; it's subject and object; it's derogatory. In Song Dynasty, Yu and his wife's rhyme is used to describe the year and the evening, and those who have heard of it are enough to give up: there are many reminders, and I hope that Mai will come on the stage for ten days. Dandy has never starved to death. Huang Guan, let's go to meet God. Who has pity on you in the field? Someone in heaven. If you think about the consumption of substrate by farmers, you will get back to spring. Song Sushi's a gift to Li Yanwei: abandoning books and donating swords to learn from thousands of people, all the dandies and scholars are wrong. It seems that the poor government does not have a turtle's hand, and the shame of the world is the West's frown. Yang Weizhen's poem of seven sorrows in Yuan Dynasty: white heads shed tears of kindness, and red faces fade. Ask the bus driver, and cherish the dandy. Cao Xueqin's Xijiang moon in Qing Dynasty: the world's incompetence is the first, which is unparalleled in ancient and modern times. Send a message to dandy and Gao Liang, don't follow this shape! Qian Zhengxing, in his eyes, is just a ～, the same as everything in the world. February 6 by Roushi