Pronunciation: Hu ā tu á n j ǐ n cǐ?

Meaning: It used to refer to gorgeous and noble costumes, but now it is used to describe colorful and very bright scenes.

Origin: Wu Ming Cheng En's Journey to the West 94th time: "What beautiful flowers! It is rich and enchanting; Better than the Temple of Heaven and the Moon; No less than my late husband Yao Gong. "

For example, Tiananmen Square in the festival is full of flowers, which is pleasing to the eye.

Antonyms outshine others.

Pinyin: yê zhé dú xiê

No other flowers bloom, only this one. Metaphor is superior and has obvious advantages.

From: Yuan's History of the Song Dynasty Scholars Hu Anguo: "Hou Ru Yan Dong Xue, grass plants wither, pine and cypress stand upright."