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Ciwuhuibu is a modern idiom, pronounced C í w ū f ǎ Nb ǔ, which means that children repay their parents for their upbringing.

interpretation

Kindness: support. Back feeding: the black chicks grow up and feed their mother.

source

"Therefore, master Yuanjian's twenty-four articles of filial piety:" the Ciwu's return is still sentimental, and the wild geese just fly and go. " The second part of Xue Bao's mother recognition by Wu Mingshi in Yuan Dynasty: "as the saying goes, a horse has a bridle. The dog has the grass, kicking on the street, giving back to the dog. "

usage

In return for one's parents.

Analysis of Idioms

Emotional color: commendatory words, idiom structure: subject predicate form, generation time: ancient times