Every day

Every day

Family food, a Chinese word, is pronounced Ji à ch á ngch á f à n, which means the daily diet in the family. It is often used to describe very common things. It comes from the book of reply to Gao Ying Chao written by Zhu Xi of Song Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty wrote in his reply to Gao Ying Chao Shu: "if we only say this all the time, but we are not filial and use everyday common meaning to cultivate and play Kung Fu, that is to say, we are afraid that scholars will make a strange and special thing about this family."

Idiom usage

In Tang Shunzhi's reply to Wang Shishu of hongfangzhou in Ming Dynasty, "only the word" Shendu "is an eternal law. If you can understand it, you will always follow the way of daily life without making a sound." It's more common to tease folk girls and insult brothers and nationalities in this way. Guo Moruo's "the era of slavery · the regime of the Han Dynasty severely attacked the slave owners" and "the era of slavery · the regime of the Han Dynasty severely attacked the slave owners": "it would be more common to tease the folk girls and insult the brothers and nations like this." It is also a "common meal". Zhao Shuli's "sanliwan" 18: "but we, the farmers, don't have the Spring Festival, we just eat some common food every day. I don't dare to be bad after eating so much." Junqing's autumn Fu the brilliance of Jiao Yulu: "because, here, in the vast land of Lankao, sandstorm is a commonplace, who will pay attention to its source, and who will pay attention to its destination?"