Take care of yourself
Lao Gu Fu, a Chinese idiom, is pronounced Q ú L á og ù f ù in pinyin, which means tired, hardworking and caring. It comes from the biography of empress concubine in the history of the Yuan Dynasty.
Idiom explanation
Tiredness: tiredness, tiredness. Gu Fu: care and nurture.
The origin of Idioms
In the first biography of the empress concubine in the history of the Yuan Dynasty: "the emperor was the Empress Dowager of the former Emperor, and the suming pot was used as a supplement to the former dynasty. It was courteous and thrifty, with the quality of birth and birth, and the thought of labor and recovery."
Take care of yourself
violent political or social upheavals - tiān bēng dì jiě
be engaged in an occupation not related to one 's training - yòng fēi suǒ xué
a pillow with an embroidered case - xiù huā zhěn tóu