Travel is difficult

Travel is difficult

This idiom is pronounced Li ú x í NGK ǎ nzh ǐ. It means to be an official when you are successful and retire when you are frustrated. As a predicate, it can also be used to refer to the situation.

explain

Interpretation flow: water flows with the trend; ridge: low and uneven. If you go with the current, you will stop in danger. It means to be an official when you are successful and retire when you are frustrated.

source

In Han Jiayi's Ode to birds, it is said that "if you ride the current, you die; if you get a ridge, you stop.". I'll give you my orders, not my own examples: the old tube received a few new makeup mirrors, ~ a virtual boat. Song Dynasty: Huang Tingjian's poem "to Li Fusheng"

usage

It is used as predicate and attributive; it is used as a metaphor that the advance and retreat of the line depends on the situation

words whose meaning is similar

adjust to changing circumstances