A bee in the nest

A bee in the nest

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is f ē NGT ú NW ū h é, which means that people gather together in a disorderly way like bees and ants. It is the same as the "gathering of bees and ants". From he Shengjia's return to Beijing.

Analysis of Idioms

A swarm of ants

The origin of Idioms

Wang Yucheng of the Song Dynasty wrote in the book he Shengjia's return to Beijing: "the youngest Lin Hu, the nameless internal bully, the mob, the rat stealing and the dog stealing; the border people must seize and fight, and the pavilion leader must hold the rope and bind them."

Idiom usage

A group of people gather together.