Pinyin: bá báI yīg ng qīng not ng q and ng.
Synonym: white dress.
Antonym: usage: combination; Become an object; Refers to ancient literati.
Description: In ancient times, it refers to Jinshi. In the Tang dynasty, people attached great importance to Jinshi, and most of the prime ministers were born in Jinshi. Therefore, Jinshi is regarded as a white minister, which means that although he is a white man, he enjoys the wealth of Qing Xiang.
Source: Tang Yan Juan Xu Jinshi of the Five Dynasties: "Although the gentry were very important officials at the time of Zhenguan and Yonghui, they were not beautiful because they were not scholars, so that they often paid eight or nine hundred people a year, which was called' white ministers' or' white shirts'.
2. What can I do for you?
Synonym: Do what you want, do what you want.
Explanation: dry: relevant; Qing: Your honorific title. What does it have to do with you? People mind their own business.
Source: Song Maling's Biography of Feng Yansi in Southern Tang Dynasty: "There is a saying that when the wind blows, it wrinkles a pool of spring water." Yuan Zong tasted and said, "Why not blow a pool of spring water?" "
3. Love me deeply.
Pinyin: q and ng q and ng w ǒ w ǒ.
Use: combined; As predicate and attribute; With praise.
4. explanation: describe the love between men and women, which is very intimate and affectionate.
Source: Sun Li's Lu Xiuji Reader: "It's the writing I love very much, and I sometimes see it in his articles."
5. Famous officials and officials.
Pinyin: míng g not ng jùqěng.
Description: Also known as "a famous public official". Refers to prestigious dignitaries.
6. Have pity on me.
Pinyin: liá n w ǒ liá n q and ng.
Explanation: it means to fall in love. Especially between couples.
7. Do the basics.
Pinyin: gā n q and ng d ǐ shǐ.
Explanation: dry: relevant. What do you care? Often used to laugh at nosy people.
2. What are the idioms with the word "Qing"? In the Tang dynasty, people attached great importance to Jinshi, and most of the prime ministers were born in Jinshi. Therefore, Jinshi is regarded as a white minister, which means that although he is a white man, he enjoys the wealth of Qing Xiang.
In ancient times, Qing Xiang was called a scholar in white. In the Tang dynasty, people attached great importance to Jinshi, and most of the prime ministers were born in Jinshi. Therefore, Jinshi is regarded as a white minister, which means that although he is a white man, he enjoys the wealth of Qing Xiang.
Do the most basic thing: participate. What do you care? Often used to laugh at nosy people.
What can I do for you? Is related. What do you care? Often used to laugh at nosy people.
A famous minister refers to a prestigious official. Also known as "a famous public official".
Famous officials and dignitaries refer to prestigious dignitaries. Same as "famous public officials and big officials".
Famous and powerful, famous and powerful. Refers to prestigious dignitaries.
A powerful person who enjoys a high reputation in the public.
Pity me, pity you, means love. Especially between couples.
Pingping Gongqing means that he easily achieved a high official position.
Very much in love describes lovers or men and women who love each other as very close.
Sangong, Jiuqing and Sangong: the highest officials who assisted the monarch in ancient times; Jiuqing: the ancient central Jiuqing. Of a person with a high official position.
3. Interpretation of the idiom "Qing"
Ancient officials in white refer to Jinshi. In the Tang dynasty, people attached great importance to Jinshi, and most of the prime ministers were born in Jinshi, so they valued Jinshi as a minister in white, which means that although he was a white man, he enjoyed the post of prime minister.
In ancient times, Qing Xiang was called a scholar in white. In the Tang dynasty, people attached great importance to Jinshi, and most of the prime ministers were born in Jinshi, so they valued Jinshi as a minister in white, which means that although he was a white man, he enjoyed the post of prime minister. Do the most basic thing: participate. What do you care? Often used to laugh at nosy people.
Very much in love describes lovers or men and women who love each other as very close.
Pity me, pity you, means love. Especially between couples.
A famous minister refers to a prestigious official. Also known as "a famous public official".
Famous officials and dignitaries refer to prestigious dignitaries. Same as "famous public officials and big officials".
Famous and powerful, famous and powerful. Refers to prestigious dignitaries.
4. What are the idioms with the word "Qing"? 1, love me very much?
Pinyin: q and ng q and ng w
Interpretation: Describe lovers who love each other or men and women are very close.
2. Do the bottom things
Pinyin ]: gā n q and ng d ǐ shǐ
Interpretation: dry: related. What do you care? Often used to laugh at nosy people.
3. Famous officials
Pinyin: míng qīng jīng j and ng
Interpretation: a famous minister. Refers to prestigious dignitaries.
4. White Qing Xiang
Pinyin: xi
Interpretation: In ancient times, it refers to Jinshi. In the Tang dynasty, people attached great importance to Jinshi, and most of the prime ministers were born in Jinshi. Therefore, Jinshi is regarded as a white minister, which means that although he is a white man, he enjoys the wealth of Qing Xiang.
5. Have pity on me.
Pinyin: Lián wǒLián qρng
Interpretation: Love and cherish each other. Especially between couples.
5. What are the idioms with the word "Qing"? 1. Love me very much. Pinyin: q and ng q and ng w ww﹒w﹒ Definition: describes lovers who love each other or men and women are very close.
2, pinyin ]:gān qρng dǐShi Interpretation: dry: related. What do you care? Often used to laugh at nosy people.
3. Gong Ju Pinyin in Ming and Qing Dynasties: mí ng q ρ ng j ū ng Interpretation: Gong Ming Juqing. Refers to prestigious dignitaries.
4. Bá i y ī q ě ng xi dang Pinyin: Bá i y ι q ι ng xi dang Interpretation: Ancient scholars. In the Tang dynasty, people attached great importance to Jinshi, and most of the prime ministers were born in Jinshi. Therefore, Jinshi is regarded as a white minister, which means that although he is a white man, he enjoys the wealth of Qing Xiang.
5, pity me, pity Qing Pinyin: Lián wǒLián qěng Interpretation: indicating love. Especially between couples.