receive serious rebuff
There are two origins of "bumping into a nail": one is that in feudal times, there were "nails" on the gates of Yamen and official mansions. The common people were often controlled by others in this place. It was difficult to enter, handle, and look ugly. It was called "bumping into a nail, or" bumping into a nose ". Yuan zaju "Xixiangji · Temple police" a discount: "I hit a nail, the thief soldiers will find out." It can be seen that the term "hitting a nail" existed in the Yuan Dynasty.
Explanation of words
[source]: the eighth chapter of Wu Jianren's twenty years of witnessing the strange situation in the Qing Dynasty: "how can you take the liberty to talk to others?" [example]: he has been running around raising money for days, but he is very upset and depressed. when things are refused or reprimanded, Putonghua means "hit a wall", while the common saying means "hit a nail", meaning "hit a nose".
The origin of the collision
The second is to say that "bumping into a nail" is the cut of Hongmen in Qinghong gang. "Nail" and "nail word" are homophonic, and their meanings are basically the same. Therefore, they spread the easily understood word "hit a nail".
receive serious rebuff
struggle in a desperate or hopeless situation for survival - sǐ lǐ qiú shēng
a well-behaved and dignified country girl - lín xià fēng zhì
A thousand gold for war, a hundred gold for space - qiān jīn yòng bīng,bǎi jīn qiú jiàn
make a correct assessment of the situation - jiàn kě ér jìn,zhī nán ér tuì