Cut off one's hand

Cut off one's hand

Duanshouxuyu, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Du à NSH à UX à y à, which means to cut off your hand and connect it with another piece of jade. It's from Han Feizi, employing people.

Idiom explanation

Cut off: cut off; continue: connect.

The origin of Idioms

"Han Feizi's employment" says: "if you don't look inside the private door, you should pay less attention to things, and you should be virtuous enough to force disaster. It's a way to break your hand and continue to use jade. There is a disaster of changing your body in the past."