Snail head

Snail head

A Chinese idiom, w ō Ji ǎ oy í NGT ó u in pinyin, means that there is little profit to be made. From Zhuangzi Zeyang.

Idiom usage

As object and attribute, it is often used in figurative sentences examples snails and flies head.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: flying head and snails

The origin of Idioms

According to Zhuangzi Zeyang, "if you have a country in the left corner of the cochlea, it's called the touch clan; if you have a country in the right corner of the cochlea, it's called the man clan. When you fight against each other, you have tens of thousands of corpses lying in front of you. After ten days, you have five days to fight back."

Idiom explanation

Cochlear horn: the antennae of a snail; fly head: the head of a fly. It is not worth mentioning that there is little profit.