Green Grass Like Yin means: describing green grass that is thick and soft, like a mat.
Green Grass Ruyin, a Chinese idiom with the pinyin lǜcǎo rú yīn, means green grass as if it were a mattress laid on the ground, and describes green grass as dense and soft. Yin, original meaning: car mat. Yin also means liner and mattress.
From: Confucius' Journey to Spring, a text in the Su-Teaching Edition: On the bank of the river, where the grass was as green as Yin, the disciples gathered around the teacher, some squatting, some sitting.
Example Sentences for Green Grass is Like a River:
1. It is our heartland that is green with grass and flourishing with flowers!
2, There is a different world in the mountains where the brooks are babbling and the grass is green.
3. Spring has come, everything is recovering, the willows are budding, and the grass is green.
4. Spring has come, the peach and willow, green grass, a vigorous
5. The square is green grass, a group of lively small children chasing the game there.
6, spring is here, the eyes look at the grass, green grass like shade spring color, let a person linger!
7, green grass on the grass blooming sporadic small flowers, a few butterflies happy dance.