Pearl collection

Pearl collection

韫椟椟 Cangzhu, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin y ùù nd ú C á ngzhi ū, refers to the Pearl treasure hidden in a wooden box, waiting to be sold at a high price. It refers to huaicai waiting to be used or huaicai retiring.

explain

韫: potential. 椟: wooden box. The jewels are stored in wooden boxes, waiting to be sold at a high price. It refers to huaicai waiting to be used or huaicai retiring.

source

"The Analects of Confucius · Zihan": is there a beautiful jade in this place?

usage

Used as a predicate or attributive; used in writing.

Examples

The restaurant sleeps, the right to rest, the Pearl hidden dust trace, ten thousand miles in the near future. ——Yuan Wumingshi's the story of youguiji: Hero yingpi