Help the dangerous and save the drowning

Help the dangerous and save the drowning

The Chinese idiom, f ú w ē izh ě NGN ì in pinyin, means to help those in danger and save those who fall into the water; it refers to the emergency of helping others. It comes from the preface to the inscriptions on the Shinto of Dugu Gong, the former governor of Changzhou in the Tang Dynasty.

Notes on Idioms

Drowning: falling into the water.

The origin of Idioms

Cui Youfu's preface to the inscriptions on the Shinto of Dugu Gong, the former governor of Changzhou in the Tang Dynasty, said: "the righteousness of Changzhou lies in friends. It is often used and can be used for a long time

Idiom usage

As predicate, object, attribute; used in life.