A bird flies over the egg

A bird flies over the egg

As an idiom, birds fly away and eggs are broken. It's like nothing at both ends. From Strange Tales of a lonely studio.

The bird flies away and the egg breaks. It's like nothing at both ends. According to Pu Songling's Liaozhaizhiyi · axia in the Qing Dynasty, "the evil of human beings is to give up the old and the new as a scheme. The eggs of the dead are covered and the birds are flying. What the heaven has done is miserable." used as object and attribute; used in figurative sentences