The death of a green fly

The death of a green fly

Qingfeizhidiao, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Q ī ngy í ngzh ī di à o, which means that only qingfeizhidiao comes after death. It refers to a person who had no confidants and friends before he died. The source is Yu fanbie Zhuan.

The origin of Idioms

Pei Songzhi's annotation of the biography of Yu Fan in the history of the Three Kingdoms, Wu Shu, quoted the biography of Yu Fan as follows: "I hate myself, but I am not good-natured. If I commit a crime, I will never live in the corner of the sea. There is nothing to say in life, and fly is the guest of death.

Idiom explanation

After death, only the green flies hang. It refers to a person who had no confidants and friends before he died.

Idiom usage

Examples

If you don't want to be hanged by the flies, you can live in an empty camp and live in a colorful Phoenix. Is it true that Ji Yuzhou is affectionate and merciless? Qing Dynasty, holding peanuts