My best friend

My best friend

Zhuo Bei Luo Xiang, pronounced as Zhu ō B è ilu ó Xi ā ng, is a Chinese idiom, also known as benzoin.

Idiom explanation

It's also called benzoin.

Idiom explanation

Well decorated, fragrant, jade, fragrant, jade, fragrant, fragrant, tender, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant,

[Shun Jie]: the shadow of temples, the fragrance of clothes, the fragrance of feet and cheeks, the fragrance of teeth and cheek, the fragrance of flowers in spring, the fragrance of earth, the fragrance of bees and butterflies

[converse connection]: to be honest, to be humble, to be skillful, to be skillful, to be skillful, to be skillful, to be skillful, to be skillful, to be skillful, to be skillful, to be skillful, to be skillful, to be skillful, to be skillful, to be tactful, to be contemptuous, to be skillful

[inverse connection]: clumsy at using big clumsy mouth, clumsy mouth, clumsy speech, clumsy mouth, clumsy tongue, clumsy hand, clumsy foot, clumsy eye