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Open the tool →百结悬鹑 (bǎi jié xuán chún) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be dressed in patched and tattered clothes”.
百结悬鹑 is pronounced bǎi jié xuán chún in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 百结悬鹑 means “a hundred patches and a hanging quail's tail”. It is used to mean “to be dressed in patched and tattered clothes”.
比喻衣衫破烂。鹑鸟尾秃,像补缀百结,故云。