Broken wild goose
Broken wild goose
Duanyan Guhong, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Du à NY à ng à h ó ng, which means that it is generally used to describe being alone, mostly refers to unmarried men. It's from "the story of the red whisk: Yang Gong finished the puppet".
The origin of Idioms
"Xu Sheng, you've always been a lonely goose, have you ever been looking for a mate?"
Idiom usage
A man who is not married. He is still unmarried and has become a lonely goose.
Broken wild goose
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5.The mouth is full of the constitution
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6.entertain imaginary or groundless fears
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8.It's like an arrow to return home
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9.this proclamation is hereby issued in all sincerity and earnestness
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