Guanjiusuhong

Guanjiusuhong

Guanjiusuhong is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is Gu à nxi à s à h ó ng, which means that the rope through money is broken and the grain in the warehouse is moldy and red. It describes being very rich. It comes from the book of historical records.

Idiom usage

He is rich in food and wealth. He is rich in sweat and feces.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: guanjiusuchen, guanjiusufu

The origin of Idioms

Pingzhunshu in historical records: "in the 70 years since the Han Dynasty The capital's money is so huge that it can't be used for education. The millet in Taicang is a mixture of the old and the new. It is full of dew and accumulated outside. It is corrupt and inedible. "

Idiom explanation

The rope through the money is rotten and the grain in the warehouse is moldy and red. I'm very rich.