Dragonflies shake stone pillars
Dragonflies shake stone pillars
Dragonfly shaking stone pillar is a Chinese idiom, the pronunciation is Q ī NGT í NGH à NSH í zh ù, which means that it is a metaphor to overstep one's ability.
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It's also like being still.
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The 42nd chapter of journey to the west by Wu Chengen of Ming Dynasty: "this traveler is going to get the bottle. Alas, I don't want to move him. It's like a dragonfly shaking a stone pillar. How could it shake half a cent? "
Chapter 77 of three chivalrous men and five righteousness by Qing Shi Yukun: push up, thinking that you can push the northern chivalry out. Who knows, it's like a dragonfly shaking a stone pillar, never moving again.
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As an object or attributive
Dragonflies shake stone pillars
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4.It's possible but not possible
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5.Discard the treasure and pick up the gravel
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6.hold sb . 's whip and follow his stirrup
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8.ability to appreciate a person 's character and capability
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