葬玉埋香 — Chinese idiom
葬玉埋香
zàng yù mái xiāng
Meaning
- lit. burying jade and interring incense ; funeral for a beautiful person
Character by character
- 葬zàngto bury, to inter
- 玉yùjade, gem, precious stone
- 埋máito bury; to conceal; to plant
- 香xiāngincense; fragrant, aromatic
Idioms sharing a character
- 葬身鱼腹 zàng shēn yú fù
- 不吝珠玉 bù lìn zhū yù
- 亭亭玉立 tíng tíng yù lì
- 仙姿玉色 xiān zī yù sè
- 偷香窃玉 tōu xiāng qiè yù
- 冰清玉洁 bīng qīng yù jié
- 冰肌玉骨 bīng jī yù gǔ
- 如花似玉 rú huā sì yù
- 如金似玉 rú jīn sì yù
- 字字珠玉 zì zì zhū yù
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