the very fowls and dogs have no peace

the very fowls and dogs have no peace

The Chinese idiom, J ī Qu ǎù Nb ā n in pinyin, means that the harassment is so severe that even the chickens and dogs are restless. It's the same as "chicken and dog are restless". From conversion.

The origin of Idioms

Xiao Qian's conversion: "why should I believe him? When Er Mao Zi, wait for Yi He Quan to chop his head? Bring in the barbaric devil soldiers again, and make the nine cities uneasy! "

Analysis of Idioms

Chicken and dog are restless

Idiom usage

As predicate, attributive, adverbial; refers to the army's harassment of the people

Examples

He abused the workers and the residents nearby. My father and brother saw and tasted it. Hu didn't help himself! Song Jiazhen's letter of advice on payment and redemption