Soft voice

Soft voice

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is R ó ush à ngxi à Q à, which means to be humble and humble. It's from the story of the chicken in the story of Xie duo by Shen Qifeng in the Qing Dynasty.

Citation explanation

I'm still talking in a low voice.

Shen Qifeng in the Qing Dynasty wrote in the book "a talk on chickens in a harmonious society": "may those who live in the boudoir in the world hold on to their eloquence, suppress their female style, and keep the same wooden chickens."

Zheng Wenqing's wife makes her eldest son Zhen Jiufu She tasted and said, "it doesn't matter if a woman gives up her words, looks and works. If you only speak softly and keep your clothes clean and tidy, you will never be able to do all your work. "

Chapter 32 of Li Baojia's Officialdom: when he thought about it carefully, he was afraid that Zhao Dajia would look down on him. He immediately looked cautious and said in a soft voice, "it's all the grace of Daxian and the cultivation of yaoweng."

Discrimination of words

Synonym: low three and low four

Antonym: None

Grammar: used as an attributive or adverbial