run and hide

run and hide

Dongzang Xizang, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d ō NGC á NGX ī Du ǒ, which means hiding everywhere to avoid disaster. It comes from cutting down Jin and prospering Qi.

The origin of Idioms

The fourth part of Ming Dynasty's Wumingshi's "attacking Jin and revitalizing Qi" says: "the soldiers killed by him died first. They all cried and hid in the East. The spears, swords and halberds were all the same."

Analysis of Idioms

Hide in the East

Idiom usage

It refers to escape.

Examples

It's a pity that you lead your mother and a group of children. How many miles do you have to walk and climb a mountain at the last time. ——To the dead woman by Zhu Ziqing