It's hard to count

It's hard to count

Chinese idioms, Pinyin is n á ng ē NGP ú sh ǔ. The original meaning is that there are many Confucianists, which can't be said all at once. It takes a long time to say one thing at a time, even if there are different people in the middle. There are a lot of people or things in the post form, which can't be counted. It's from the book of rites, Confucianism.

source

Dai Sheng's book of Rites: Confucian practice in the Western Han Dynasty: "if you count things quickly, you can't end them. If you keep all of them, you can't end them."

example

The way to borrow money is scattered among ordinary people, but it is hard for them to be scattered. ——Ma Jianzhong's shikezhaijiyan (Volume I) in Qing Dynasty

Discrimination of words

It can be used as complement or attribute to describe many people or things

There are so many synonyms

Rare

A commendatory word

It can be used as a complement or attribute to describe many people or things

Compact form

Ancient times