A poor man in the woods

A poor man in the woods

As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is Qi ó ngyu á NT ó UL í n, which means an ape chased by a hunter. It means an ape eager to find a place to live in poverty. From the biography of Li Chong in the book of Jin.

The origin of Idioms

"Li Chong biography of the book of Jin:" poor ape into the forest, do not choose wood

Analysis of Idioms

Poor apes rush to the forest

Idiom usage

A poor man is eager to find a place to live

Examples

A small Chuang Tzu is often set up near here. He can get a hundred stones when he is old. It seems that he can eat enough. I don't know the beauty of Yangzhou. Song Sushi's three poems of dadingguo