The crow of the dog and the crow of the chicken

The crow of the dog and the crow of the chicken

The Chinese idiom, G ǒ UD à OJ ī t í in pinyin, means a metaphor with micro skills. It's the same as "dog stealing and chicken crowing". It's from the Pearl River Club.

The origin of Idioms

Lu Cai's "Pearl Story · Jianghui" in the Ming Dynasty: "if you break away from the pass, why do you have to steal and crow?"

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: crowing of the dog and crowing of the chicken, crowing of the chicken and crowing of the dog

Idiom usage

Be subject, object, attribute