







枯杨生华 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to an old woman marrying a high-ranking official, implying a brief and unexpected period of good fortune that does not last long; a temporary resurgence”. Literally, “Withered poplar blossoms again”.

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Open the tool →枯杨生华 (kū yáng shēng huá) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to an old woman marrying a high-ranking official, implying a brief and unexpected period of good fortune that does not last long; a temporary resurgence”.
枯杨生华 is pronounced kū yáng shēng huá in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 枯杨生华 means “Withered poplar blossoms again”. It is used to mean “refers to an old woman marrying a high-ranking official, implying a brief and unexpected period of good fortune that does not last long; a temporary resurgence”.
枯:干枯;华:同“花”。枯萎的杨树重新开花。比喻老年女子嫁了做官的丈夫,好景不长