East and West

East and West

Galloping East and galloping West, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d ō ngch í x ī ch ě ng, which means running around. It refers to the activities that are forced by life or run around for a certain purpose. It is the same as "running east and west". It comes from the discussion on the need to set up "organ daily" urgently when refusing the contract.

Analysis of Idioms

Running east and West

Idiom usage

To run about in all directions

The origin of Idioms

According to Guan Gong's opinion that "organ daily" should be set up urgently in case of rejecting the treaty ", it is" telex news, or negotiation between the two countries, while investigators gallop around to observe their people's opinions, so as to know each other's policies. "