death of a beauty

death of a beauty

Jade is broken and pearls sink, a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is y ù Su ì zh ū ch é n, which means jade is broken and jewels sink. It refers to the death of a beautiful woman. From rebirth.

The origin of Idioms

The 29th chapter of Chen Duansheng's "rebirth fate" in Qing Dynasty: "if Kui Bisheng didn't plan, how could he get it? Once the jade is broken, the Pearl will sink."

Idiom usage

It refers to the death of a beautiful woman

Example: if Kui Bisheng didn't plan, how could he get it. (the 29th chapter of Chen Duansheng's rebirth fate in Qing Dynasty)