The meaning of eating jade and cooking gold

Eating jade and cooking gold

terms Eating jade and cooking gold

Related Chinese Characters Cuisine zhuan Jade yu Cooking chui gold jin

Pinyin zhuàn yù chuī jīn

Basic meaning of cooking jade and gold

Cuiyu Cuijin Refined Edition

• Food is as expensive as jade, fuel is as expensive as gold. The original description of expensive, difficult life; Later, it describes the luxury of life. The language version of "Warring States Policy · Chu Ce San": "The food of Chu is expensive in jade, and the salary is expensive in Guangxi." Tang Xianzu of the Ming Dynasty "Peony Pavilion · Counseling Agriculture": "Burning incense and setting up tripods to serve the king, eating jade and cooking gold is not good enough. When you are hungry, you can smell food, but the saliva of dragons is not as good as the smell of dung residue." Qing Hongsheng's "Longevity Hall · Offering Food" "Usually, when you are an imperial official, you can eat jade and cook gold. Before you eat, you are very shy and taste everything. You can't help but think that he has no harmony." It is also called "eating jade and cooking beads". Zhao Yi of the Qing Dynasty, "Yu not only answered the ridicule of childishness and saved gold, but also had a poem to ask for war, and then made a long sentence report": "We will rent 640000 dendrobium in the following king's field, and listen to your delicious food."
• It describes the rich and delicious food. Ming Dynasty Tang Xianzu's Peony Pavilion: The Eighth Exit: "Burning incense to serve the king, eating jade and cooking gold is no good." Qing Dynasty Hong Sheng's "Hall of Longevity: The Twenty sixth Exit": "Ordinary, entering a royal official, eating jade and cooking gold, eating abbot, being ashamed of all tastes, I think he is not good at harmony." Also known as "cooking gold and cooking jade".
• Revised Reference: Describes the richness and delicacy of food. Ming Dynasty, Tang Xianzu, Peony Pavilion, No. 8: Incense is listed as a way to serve the monarch, and it is no good to eat jade, cook food and eat money. Qing Dynasty, Hongsheng, Hall of Eternal Life, the 26th exit: ordinary, enter the imperial office, eat jade and cook gold, eat the abbot before eating, be shy and taste everything, and feel ashamed that he is irreconcilable. It is also used to cook gold and jade.

Disjunctive explanation

Cuisine :

◎ Food Cuisine, Xunzhu à n Moving (1) (Shape sound. From food, Xun (x ù n) sound. Original meaning: display or prepare food) (2) Same as [prepare food; food served at table] Xun, with also—— Shuowen

Jade :

◎ Jade Name (1) (Pictograph. Oracle bone inscription. Like a rope with some jade on it. "Jade" is a radical of Chinese characters. Original meaning: warm and shiny beautiful stone) (2) Same as original meaning [jade] Jade, the beauty of stone, has five virtues, moistens with warmth, and benevolence

Cooking :

◎ Cooking Moving (1) (Pictorial sound. From the fire, the sound is saved. Original meaning: cooking with fire) (2) Same as the original meaning [cook meal] Cook by breaking the bones—— The Legend of the Ram One person cooks—— Hanshu, Biography of Mei Cheng He who cooks first is the one who cooks first—— Records of the Historian - Book of Zen Buddhism

gold :

◎ Jin Name (1) (Comprehension. It is in the form of gold letters. From people (meaning covering), from earth, from two. From "soil", it means hiding underground; From "two", it refers to minerals hidden underground. Original meaning: metal) (2) General name or general name of metal [metal] Gold, five color gold

Chinese words Words of Cuisine Yu's words Words for cooking Words of Jin

Synonyms of Cuiyu Cuijin

• rich and delicate food

Homonyms of Cuiyu Cuijin