Different fumigants

Different fumigants

Fumigation is a Chinese word, which means that good and bad cannot coexist. It comes from the Confucius family language zhisi written by Wang Su, Wei of the Three Kingdoms.

essential information

Synonym: fumigation of different utensils; antonym: fumigation of the same utensils, fish and Dragons mixed; usage: subject predicate type; as object, attribute; metaphor good and bad can not coexist explanation: fumigation of vanilla and stinky grass. Good and bad cannot coexist.

source

In the book of Confucius' family language, zhisi, written by Wang Su of the Three Kingdoms period, it is said that "when I heard that fumigation vessels were stored in different places, Yao and Jie were not in the same country, so they were different."

example

He Jingming's yonghuai in the Ming Dynasty: "the source of confusion in the Qing Dynasty."