Silurus asotus
Nianyushangzhu, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ni á NY ú sh à ngzh ú, which means that it means to go backward instead of forward. It comes from Ouyang Xiu's return to the fields in Song Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
Ouyang Xiu, Song Dynasty, wrote in the book of returning to the fields: "when you are an official, what's the difference between walking fish on a bamboo pole?"
Idiom usage
In Song Zhangzi's shuilongyin, there are many words: "many times you are coaxed, catfish on bamboo, and people make you know how much."
Chinese PinYin : nián yú shàng zhú
Silurus asotus
conversant with things present and past. tōng jīn dá gǔ
daily increasing and monthly benefiting. rì zēng yuè shèng