Jumping in the Yellow River

Jumping in the Yellow River

Jumping in the Yellow River is a Chinese idiom, pronounced Ti à oz à Ihu á NGH é x à B à Q à ng, which means it is difficult to get rid of the relationship and avoid suspicion.

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Idiom: jump in the Yellow River, wash not clear

Pinyin: Ti à oz à Ihu á NGH é x à B à Q à ng

Interpretation: metaphor is difficult to get rid of the relationship and avoid suspicion.

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The 22nd chapter of biography of children heroes written by Wen Kang of Qing Dynasty: "my heart story, he Yufeng, is not believed even if it's broken. I can't wash it when I jump in the Yellow River, but it's the end of my identity as he Yufeng!"