Zhu louqihu

Zhu louqihu

Zhu louqihu, an idiom, is used as an object and attribute. It is a beautiful building. It comes from Zhang Juzheng's a gift to the son of the state, Ma Shengxing, in the Ming Dynasty: "I didn't see Xu Shijia, but Zhu louqi was forced by Qingyun. Once you lose your favor, the door will decline, and the front of the hall will be full of thorns. "

Idiom explanation

Explanation: the beautiful Pavilion.

The origin of Idioms

Zhang Juzheng of the Ming Dynasty wrote in his book a gift to the son of the state, Ma Shengxing: "I didn't see Xu Shijia at that time, but Zhu louqi was forced by Qingyun. Once you lose your favor, the door will decline, and the front of the hall will be full of thorns. "

Examples of Idioms

Contemporary · Yin Qian's "Orchid Pavilion Garden presents Zhu Dan to friends for their birthday celebration": "Zhu louqi's poems and wine songs, a touch of Danxia reflecting the curtain nest. The willow warbler lightly dances in the vestibule, and the catchwords are endless. I will never forget that I made an appointment with you and formed a swallow nest. The boat is full of love, and the heart is full of green waves. "

Idiom usage

Usage: as object and attribute; used in architecture, etc

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