A bird in the sky

A bird in the sky

Jishanguapiao, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j ī sh ā NGU à PI á o, which means to be used as a code of seclusion. It comes from Xu you, xiaoyinshu written by Jing Xuzi of Ming Dynasty.

Analysis of Idioms

[Tongyun CI] fuhongqiao by mistake, Zhigou barking at Yao, swaying wind and clouds, extraordinarily enchanting, lixiqiuhao, confusion between black and white, the coming of all nations, futility, Jiangli Daitao, Lele

Idiom story

It is said that during the period of Tang Yao, Xu you, who didn't want to be the leader, lived in seclusion in Jishan. He lived a simple life on his own. Once when he was drinking water in his hand by Yingshui, someone gave him a ladle to hang on a tree. The wind was blowing pingpong. Xu you was very upset. He put it aside and left without looking back.

The origin of Idioms

It is said that Xu you lived in seclusion under the Jishan mountain, where he cultivated his food and drank with his hands. People left a ladle, hanging in the tree, the wind blowing, calendar sound, thought that annoyance, abandon it.

Idiom usage

Contraction type; used as object and attribute; used in figurative sentences.

Examples

"The lake and the sea are accompanied by the fishermen and the woodcutters, and the dust and the sword are hidden. I can grow old, so I go up to the mountain to hang a ladle, go to the mountain to make a flute, and spend all my leisure time in my heart."