Don't eat well
Don't eat well
It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is j ǐ ngxi è m ò sh í, which means to describe a person who is clean and self-supporting but not known to others. It comes from the ode to climbing the tower.
Notes on Idioms
The well has been dredged. It refers to self-care.
The origin of Idioms
Wang can's Ode to climbing a tower in Han Dynasty: "fear the hanging of the gourd, fear the food of the well."
Idiom usage
As an attribute; used in figurative sentences
Don't eat well
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