Euphemistic idioms describing big breasts

There are mountains and valleys in the idiom.

The source of Tang Liting's Great Poetry Hall: "There are hills and valleys in the chest, so why not be a sage in the lamp?" Song and Huang Tingjian's Dead Wood in the Season Exhibition: "Yuan has his own hills and valleys in his chest, pretending that the old wood is flat and weathered." Ding Yuanhe's "Zizhi Mountain Residence": "The first man has a gully on his chest and builds a garden pavilion with a mountain on his back." Song Li Fei's "Partridge Sky": "I cherish Yan Youcheng's greatness, and I am rich in mountains, rivers and valleys." The owner of Lian Bi Pavilion in Qing Dynasty, Wuse Stone Bridge Two Spring, said: "Huang Sheng came to the garden, and Tao Gong showed him around. Huang sheng praised:' a beautiful garden is necessary, which shows that there are gullies in the old man's chest.' "Songshi Hui Hong's Shimen Poetry and Zen Appreciation Hall": "There are hills and valleys on the chest, and there is no joke and vulgarity. "Qing Li Garbo's Officialdom in the Sky": "After all, Dai Li has a gully in his chest. Hearing this, he suddenly realized:' Yes, yes! "

After all, Dai Dali has a gully in his chest. Hearing this, he suddenly realized. (Qing Li garbo "officialdom in the sky" back to the eleventh)

Synonymous with the gully in the chest and the gully in the chest.