Disease goes to the bone

Disease goes to the bone

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ì NgR ù g ǔ Su ǐ, which means that the disease is in the bone. It describes a serious illness that cannot be cured or a serious situation that cannot be saved. From Han Feizi Yu Lao.

The origin of Idioms

Han Fei's Han Fei Zi Yu Lao in the pre Qin period: "the disease lies in the Li, where the soup is ironed; in the skin, where the needle and stone are ironed; in the intestines and stomach, where the fire is even; in the bone, where the Si Ming belongs, there is no choice. Now that I am with you, I have no invitation. "