Fighting against water and activating scale
The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d ò ushu ǐ Hu ó L í n, which means to rescue the immediate crisis with meager financial support. It comes from Chuang Tzu's foreign things.
Idioms and allusions
[source] "when Zhou came yesterday, there was a call from the middle way. In the rut of Zhou Gu's inspection, there are fish. Zhou Wenzhi said, "here comes the fish! What is the evil of Zi? " He said to him, "I am the boschen of the East China Sea. Do you have a chance to fight for success and live for me? " ——Chuang Tzu foreign things [example]: it's said that the Lu family, Guangshi, brought my children from the countryside, but I only want to, dare to count on thousands of gold. ——Xu fuzuo's yiwenqian is the fifth one in Ming Dynasty.
Discrimination of words
Usage: as an object or attribute; used for help
Fighting against water and activating scale
the words still ring in one 's ears - yán yóu zài ěr
when a man dies his administration will be cast away - rén wáng zhèng xī
The east wind shoots at the ear - dōng fēng shè mǎ ěr