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Open the tool →支叶扶疏 (zhī yè fú shū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes trees with luxuriant and densely spread branches and leaves”.
支叶扶疏 is pronounced zhī yè fú shū in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 支叶扶疏 means “Branches and leaves luxuriantly spread”. It is used to mean “describes trees with luxuriant and densely spread branches and leaves”.
形容树木长势良好,颇为繁盛。也形容家族繁盛,子孙满堂,还可形容文章内容充实