Drinking ice is internal heat
Drinking ice is internal heat
Yin Bing Nei re, a Chinese idiom, is pronounced y ǐ Nb ī NGN è IR è, which means to describe anxiety. It comes from Zhuangzi, the world of men.
Idiom explanation
I'm very worried.
The origin of Idioms
Zhuangzi, the world of men: "today, I am ordered to drink ice in the evening. What's my internal heat and energy?" Cheng xuanyingshu: "Zhuliang was ordered in the morning and drank ice in the evening. He was full of fear and sorrow, and his heart was burning."
Drinking ice is internal heat
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