eat next year's food

eat next year's food

Yin Chi Mao Liang is a Chinese idiom, pronounced y í NCH ī m ǎ Oli á ng, which describes that one year ate the next year's food. Yinian ate maonian's grain. This is a metaphor for economic difficulties. If you can't make ends meet, you can only misappropriate the property that is currently in deficit or the income that hasn't been received in advance, regardless of the future. It's from "the case of the Dragon painting - borrowing clothes.".

The origin of Idioms

1. In Ming Dynasty, Wu Mingshi's "longtugongan · Jieyi" said, "Yi's wife was one after another, why Yinian had to eat maonian's grain; Yi's family was the last one, so it's not right to ask for tomorrow's food first." (2) the 15th chapter of Li Baojia's officialdom in the Qing Dynasty: "even our master is living beyond his means. He is short before he is empty."

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English explanation

Brief explanation

eatnextyear'sfood；anticipateone'sincome；drawone'spayinadvance；eatone'scornintheblade；

example sentence

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