rough and not wonderful
In Chinese, Pinyin is "L ù L ù w ú Q í", which means ordinary without special talent. From the cold swallow in Pingshan.
The origin of Idioms
Chapter 18 of cold swallow in Pingshan: "only when you have heard that you are not famous in the world, and you have the talent in the world, can you be worthy of it. If it's ordinary, it's a laugh from all over the world. "
Idiom usage
The couplets made by Marquis Lian Mei and the Ming Scripture pan GUI are so colorful that they are like clouds Forty two years of mediocrity and prosperity, and three hundred and six days of breeding for profit, how can I be ignorant of my nature. Notes on returning to the fields: Notes on couplets
Idiom story
During the Warring States period, Zhao Guoping wanted to ask the king of Chu for help. He wanted to bring 20 disciples, but only 19 of them volunteered to take part. When the negotiation with the king of Chu was in a deadlock, he pressed his sword and forced the king of Chu to swear to unite with Zhao to fight against Qin. Afterwards, Mao sneered at the mediocrity of his fellow disciples, who relied on other people to do things
Analysis of Idioms
Lu Lu Wu CAI
rough and not wonderful
travel with light luggage and few attendants - qīng chē jiǎn cóng
high degree of difficulty reflects masterly skill - yīn nán jiàn qiǎo
It's against one's will to avoid others - bì jì wéi xīn