East, West, North and South visitors
East, West, North and South guest is a Chinese idiom, pronounced D ō ngxin á Nb ě IK è, which means people who live in uncertain places.
Idioms and allusions
According to the source of the book of rites, Volume 6, on the sandalwood bow, Confucius had to be buried together in defense, saying: "when I hear about it, the ancient tombs are not tombs. Today, people from the East, the west, the north and the South can not be recognized by Buddhism. " So he was granted four feet.
Discrimination of words
Usage: as subject and object; for vagrant
East, West, North and South visitors
a lamb going astray at a fork in the road - qí lù wáng yáng
Measuring merits and punishing crimes - jì gōng liàng zuì