A bull roars

A bull roars

Yiniuhoudi, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ī Ni ú h ǒ UD ì, which means the place where the sound of a cow can be reached. It refers to a relatively close distance. It's from the volume of translation.

The origin of Idioms

In the volume of translated names, it is said that "jielushe, the cloud of five hundred bows and the roar of a bull are heard by the roar of a bull. Or the sound of a drum. "Ju she" is two miles away from the clouds, "Za Bao Zang" is five miles away from the clouds. "

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: a cow crows, a cow crows

Idiom usage

At the place where five horses crossed the Yangtze River and founded the country, one ox roared to be an nun. Wang Anshi's answer to Zhang Fengyi in Song Dynasty