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Open the tool →枝叶扶疏 (zhī yè fú shū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the branches and leaves are luxuriant and well-arranged, spreading out in an orderly manner; also used metaphorically to describe something intricate yet orderly, or flourishing development”.
枝叶扶疏 is pronounced zhī yè fú shū in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 枝叶扶疏 means “Branches and leaves luxuriant and well-arranged”. It is used to mean “the branches and leaves are luxuriant and well-arranged, spreading out in an orderly manner; also used metaphorically to describe something intricate yet orderly, or flourishing development”.
①形容枝叶繁茂四布,高下疏密有致。②比喻分析事理详明缜密。③比喻兴旺发展。