the joys of spring

the joys of spring

Yingge Diewu is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is y ī NGG ē di é w ǔ, which means that Yingge sings like a song and butterflies fly like a dance. Spring is beautiful and everything is happy. It also means that the situation is very good. From the song of cherishing flowers.

The origin of Idioms

Bao Junhui's poem "cherishing flowers" in Tang Dynasty: "the song of the warbler and the dance of the butterfly, the time is long, the red stove cooks the tea, the fragrance of the pine flowers."

Analysis of Idioms

Yingge Yanwu

Idiom usage

From the spring to the spring, when you see me flying away. Song Yang's poem "Gan Hua"