Zhang Gong eats wine, Li Gongdian

Zhang Gong eats wine, Li Gongdian

After that, it has the meaning of transplanting flowers and grafting trees or jacking tanks. It's the same as "Mr. Zhang eating wine and Mr. Li getting drunk".

Idiom explanation

The pronunciation of "Zhi ā NGG ō ngch ī Ji ǔ L ǐ g ō ngdi ā n" has the meaning of "transplanting flowers and grafting trees" or "top jar". It's the same as "Mr. Zhang eating wine and Mr. Li getting drunk".

Idioms and allusions

It was written in Song Dynasty's "Beili Zhi · Zhang Zhuzhu" by Li Bi: "in the song, it was sung that Zhang Gong ate wine, Li Gong Dian and Sheng Liusheng's son Zheng Jiulian."

Discrimination of words

Zhang Gong eats wine and Li Gong Zui is used as object and attribute in figurative sentences