Pinglu's idiom story?

Pinyin: Shu

Interpretation: Land and water: refers to the precious food produced by land and water. All kinds of delicious food are on display. Describe rich dishes.

Source: Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Light Fat": "Glory overflows to the sky, and the land and water are eight treasures."

For example, make sentences: Guanglu Temple holds banquets, land and water go hand in hand, and Sheng and Quan play repeatedly. Taken the 40th back to Chen "Water Margin"

Pinyin code: slbc

Synonym:? Delicious food, both on land and water.

Usage: as predicate and attribute; Describe rich dishes

English: Seafood is mixed with seafood.

Story: During the Western Jin Dynasty, Shi Chong, the secretariat of Jingzhou, accumulated a fortune by plundering foreign businessmen. He used to be a guard in Beijing and was extravagant. Wang Kai, the uncle of Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty, tried to compare wealth with Shi Chong. Wang Kai was very proud to get a piece of coral and took it to Shi Chong's home. Shi Chong took out the land and water treasures and gave them to Wang Kai. Wang Kai might as well sigh.