delicate and pretty

delicate and pretty

Yuruhuarou, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ù Ru ǎ nhu ā R ó u, which means to describe a woman as delicate as a flower. From Xijiang moon.

The origin of Idioms

Zhou Zizhi's poem Xijiang moon in Song Dynasty: "luolangyun is light and misty, and the drunken muscles are soft and the flowers are soft." Yuan · Wang Zhongcheng's "Zhonglv · fendieer" divertimento: "yesterday's banquet in the East Tower, Dai Yan opened dance skirt and song sleeve, a group of jade and soft flowers."

Idiom usage

My concubine, I'm worried about killing you. I'm going to kill you. The palace of eternal life