Wash your eyes
Wash your eyes, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is x ǐ m é ishu ā m ù, meaning that the metaphor is clear and clear. It comes from the discussion of the seventeen histories, the history of the new and the Old Five Dynasties, and the land of the Five Dynasties, the smallest in Liang Dynasty and the largest in Tang Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
Wang Mingsheng of the Qing Dynasty wrote "a discussion on the seventeen histories. The history of the new and the Old Five Dynasties. The land of the Five Dynasties is the smallest in Liang Dynasty and the largest in Tang Dynasty". This is the skill of ougong, which is beyond Xue Shi's ability. "
Idiom usage
As predicate, object, attribute; used in figurative sentences
Wash your eyes
The fashion should not be encouraged. - cǐ fēng bù kě zhǎng
The prime minister comes from the East and the general comes from the West - guēn dōng chū xiàng, guān xī
cherish the old and care for the poor - jìng lǎo lián pín
happy and self-possessed are my noble quests - kǎi tì jūn zǐ