Dongbi Yuguang

Dongbi Yuguang

Dongbi Yuguang, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d ō NGB ì y ú Gu ā ng, which means the light passing through the east wall, indicating that it is good for others but not harmful to oneself. It comes from the biography of chulizi Ganmao in historical records.

Idiom usage

This is the light of the east wall that I admire.

The origin of Idioms

According to the biography of chulizi Ganmao in historical records, "when the minister heard that the poor woman and the rich woman had made great achievements, the poor woman said," I can't buy a candle, but I'm lucky to have more than the candle light. I can share the rest of the candle light, and I won't be harmed, so I can get one. "

Idiom explanation

The light from the east wall. Care or advantage that is good for others but not bad for oneself.