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Idiom: Have plenty of food and clothing.

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Chinese pinyin: o

Reference word: have plenty of food and clothing

Interpretation: Yi Shen is "well-fed". See the article "Food and clothing".

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Canon source: This is the canon source listed as "food and clothing" for your reference. Tang Qiqi's poem "When he was ill, he sent his little teacher Liang Qing to worship the Great Sage" (quoted from The Whole Tang Poetry). Volume 846. Qi Ji) has plenty of food and clothing, and traces of the Holy Spirit can be seen everywhere. Manjusri suddenly opened his eyes, remembering the teacher's heart.

Documentary evidence: 0 1. Ming. Anonymous's immortal journey. The second discount: "Look at him, well-dressed, well-fed, eloquent, shouting, and finally a spectacular imperial city. 」

Idioms solitaire's "satiety" at the beginning of idioms

be well fed and clad

Idiom at the end of the word "clothes"

care about others

Be rich in life

Poetry and poetry have no defects.

Hundred-knot quail suit

be well fed and clad

Crying cow's clothes

Cry at the cow's clothes

And, the world of things

Dieting and shrinking clothes

Shi Feng Yimei

Idioms that begin with the word "clothes"

Return home in splendor-retire after success

be decently dressed

A beast in human clothing

make oneself up as

The cloakroom is very neat and beautiful.

ancestor

Return home in splendor-retire after success

be fashionably dressed

Dai Yi yijiang

Clothes and water

bag

Yi Jin hui Huang

Money in people's clothes is not people at all-it only leaves a deep impression on people's appearance.

Yijin hometown

The beauty of this coat is bright and striking.

Return home after getting rich

Idiom at the end of "Man"

bag

Refer to the idiom in the Chinese Dictionary: Have no worries about food and clothing.

A detailed explanation of the idiom "adequate food and clothing" in Chinese Dictionary;

Clothes, abundance, food and satiety.