Yi Zijie

Yi Zijie

Yizi Jiegu, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ì Z ǐ x ī h á I, which means to change the son and eat, analyze the skeleton and Cuan. The tragedy caused by natural and man-made disasters. It comes from Han yingshao's Fengshitong huangba wubo.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: Diao Gu Yi Zi [rhyme] send to welcome, not clear, clear tongue, Yong Xu's talent, Ba Dou's talent, pillar's talent, mix black and white, place in the bosom, jade burial incense buried, day by day

The origin of Idioms

Han yingshao's "Customs General · huangba · wubo" said, "if you change your son's body, you will suffer a great disaster."

Idiom story

During the spring and Autumn period, King Zhuang of Chu attacked the state of song because the state of song killed Shen Zhou, a transit envoy of the state of Chu. He besieged the capital of the state of song for half a year and was ready to besiege it for a long time. The people of the state of song were afraid. Hua Yuan, the marshal of the king of song, sneaked into the bedroom of Marshal Zifan of the state of Chu and held Zifan hostage. He said that the people of the state of song would not surrender even if they changed their sons and ate and cooked.

Idiom usage

Used as a predicate or attributive; used in writing. Example: Volume 2 of fengtianlu by Zhao Yuanyi of Tang Dynasty: "if you stick to the poor city and don't know the destiny of heaven, you will make the nest cover, break the eggs and change the body."