Be a good wife

Be a good wife

Xiama Fengfu is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is Xi à m à f é NGF à, which is used to refer to people who go back to their old business. It's from Mencius with all his heart.

The origin of Idioms

Mencius: in Jin Dynasty, there is Feng Fu who is good at fighting tiger and is a good scholar. In the wild, there are many people chasing tiger, and the tiger is defeated by Yu, and Mo dares to fight. When you see Feng Fu, you will meet her, and Feng Fu will rush out of the car, and everyone will be happy. Those who are scholars will laugh

Analysis of Idioms

Another Feng Fu

[rhyme words] they are not related to others, have a good view of the world's natural resources, look down upon others, have three relatives and six friends, be indifferent to the world's experience, be arbitrary and domineering, be magnanimous, be greedy for ink and ink, have a deep understanding of the world, and keep away from dogs

Idiom usage

Used as an object or attribute; used in writing.

Examples

Thanks to the spirit of Tianzu, I was lucky to be a "lost horse Saigong". Now it seems unnecessary to learn that "～"! The third chapter of children's Heroes

Idiom story

During the Warring States period, Feng Fu, a warrior of the state of Jin, dared to fight a tiger with her bare hands. Later, he announced that she would never fight a tiger again and devoted herself to reading. One day, he went to the countryside with his friends and saw many people besieging a tiger, but he didn't dare to come forward. Feng Fu went up to catch the tiger and fell it to death. Her friend said, "you're back in your old business."