What does Chai Jing skirt cloth mean? Idioms, sentences and allusions of Chai Jing's skirt cloth

Idiom name: Chai Jing skirt cloth Chā i j ī ng q ú n bī.

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[Idiom explanation] Jingzhi is a hairpin and coarse cloth is a skirt. Describe women's simple clothes.

[Idiom Source] Liu Xiang's Biography of Daughters in the Western Han Dynasty: "Meng Guang, the wife of Hongliang, has a cloth skirt in Chai Jing."

[Usage] Combined type; As predicate and attribute; Metaphor poverty

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Chai Jing skirt cloth

Interpretation of static as hairpin and coarse cloth as skirt. Describe women's simple clothes.

Chu Xiang's Biography of Women: "Meng Guang, the wife of Hongliang, has a cloth skirt."

Comprehensive application of law; As predicate and attribute; Metaphor poverty

Synonym Chai Jing cloth skirt

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