cut off communication with the outside world

cut off communication with the outside world

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ì m é nqu è s ǎ o, which means to thank guests behind closed doors and not contact with the outside world. It comes from Shi fan, a collection of Customs by Ying Shao in Han Dynasty.

Idiom usage

I don't want to communicate with the outside world. I want to give up my house, give me some food and clothing, but close the door and call my soul.

Analysis of Idioms

Close door thanks

The origin of Idioms

Ying Shao of Han Dynasty wrote in Shi fan, the general of Customs: "Yingchuan, the prefect of Shu County, Liu Shengji's mausoleum, went to be an official and stayed at home

Idiom explanation

But: stop; but sweep: no longer clean the tracks, which means thank you. Close the door and clean the tracks. It means to thank guests behind closed doors and not to communicate with the outside world.