excessive eating

excessive eating

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch ē ngch á ngzh ǔ D ù, which means that the abdomen is full and it means a lot of tolerance. From Tang Lu Tong's poem of the eclipse of the moon.

Idiom usage

If the food is similar, he will eat all kinds of things, which is not the time of the year, and then he will support him.

Analysis of Idioms

Support one's stomach

The origin of Idioms

Lu Tong, Tang Dynasty, wrote in his poem of the eclipse of the moon: "if you support your intestines and support your stomach, you can be as good as a hill, and you can be satisfied and die, let alone steal."

Idiom explanation

The stomach is full. There are many metaphors.