Gongyingfubei

Gongyingfubei

Gongyingfubei, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ō ngy ǐ NGF ú B ē I, which means to be suspicious and disturb each other. It's from returning to the boat in pocheng by Liu Bing of Ming Dynasty.

Pinyin g ō ngy ǐ NGF ú B ē I

It describes being suspicious and disturbing each other.

[source] the poem "returning to the boat in pocheng" written by Liu Bing of Ming Dynasty: "the bow and shadow, the cup and the cup are suspicious of the old disease, the sound of the chicken leads the dream and worries about the separation."

Usage is used as subject and attribute

The shadow of the bow and the snake

Idiom story: Yue Guang, a native of Henan Province in Jin Dynasty, was very hospitable. When he saw a friend who hadn't been home for a long time, he was very strange. He went to see him. His friend said that there was a snake in your drinking glass last time, and he fell ill after he came back. Yue Guang didn't understand. When he got home, he found out the reason. It turned out that the shadow of the corner bow hanging on the wall was reflected in the wine glass. After hearing this, his friend recovered