Water without source, wood without root

Water without source, wood without root

Water without a source, wood without roots is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is w ú Yu á nzh ī Shu ǐ, w ú B ě nzh ī m ù, meaning water without source, tree without root. It refers to things without foundation. It comes from Zuozhuan Zhaogong Jiunian written by Zuo Qiuming in the pre Qin period: "you have the crown of clothes and the origin of wood and water."

Idiom explanation

Source: water source; origin: root. Water without source, trees without roots. It refers to things without foundation.

Idioms and allusions

Source: Zuo Qiuming's "Zuozhuan · Zhaogong nine years" in the pre Qin period: "you have the crown of clothes and the origin of wood and water." Mao Zedong's theory of practice: "the reason why rational things are reliable is precisely because they come from sensibility. Otherwise, rational things will become water without source and trees without roots, but only unreliable things of subjective self generation." Lu Jiuyuan of Song Dynasty wrote in his book with Zeng's house: "camping all day is like a tree without roots, water without source, the labor of picking and drawing, and the labor of drying up and withering." "It's useless to read more of the poems of the ancients, or to write more of them. For example, the water without a source is dry."

Discrimination of words

Water without a source, and a tree without trouts

Related words

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