Hold one's hair and eat one's dinner
The Chinese idiom refers to the courteous and virtuous corporal of the country, who is eager to seek talents.
[idiom]: holding one's hair and eating one's dinner
[Pinyin]: W ò f ā t ǔ s ū n
WFTS: WFTS
[explanation]: it refers to the courteous and virtuous corporal of the country, who is eager to seek talents. It's the same as "holding one's hair and feeding one's breast".
Hold one's hair and eat one's dinner
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