repeat the words of others like a parrot

repeat the words of others like a parrot

Parrot language, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ī NGW ǔ Xu é y ǔ, which means parrots learn to speak by imitating people. Metaphor has no opinion, and people follow suit. It's from monk dashuhuihai in Yuezhou.

Idiom explanation

Parrot: a bird that can learn human pronunciation. Parrots learn to talk by imitating people. Metaphor has no opinion, and people follow suit. Also known as "parrot".

The origin of Idioms

In the biography of Jingde, monk dashuhuihai of Yuezhou: "the monk asked," Why are you not allowed to chant scriptures and call guests? " The teacher said, "if a parrot only learns from others, it's not satisfactory. It is not allowed to recite the Buddha's will but not the Buddha's will