Bird's way and sheep's intestines

Bird's way and sheep's intestines

Bird's way, sheep's intestines, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ni à OD à oy á ngch á ng, meaning narrow and dangerous mountain road. It comes from "five Lantern Festival yuan · sleeping dragon Pu Chan Master FASI · baofuqing Huo Chan Master".

Idiom usage

Used as subject, object, attribute, etc

Examples

The way is long. The bell of Lianshan ring frequently. The sun is near the capital.

Analysis of Idioms

Bird's way in sheep's intestines

Antonym: kangzhuangdao

The origin of Idioms

"Five lanterns meeting yuan · sleeping dragon Pu Chan Master FASI · baofuqing Huo Chan Master" says: "the world is not saying that the road is difficult, the bird's way and sheep's intestines are very close."

Idiom explanation

Narrow and dangerous mountain road.