Fish and tiger

Fish and tiger

Yulu Dihu is an idiom, pronounced y ú L ǔ D ì h ǔ, which means to mistakenly write fish into Lu and emperor into tiger. It generally refers to the mistakes of words.

explain

It refers to the mistake of writing fish to Lu and emperor to tiger. It generally refers to the mistakes of words.

source

In the postscript of Nanhai Baiyong written by Jin table in Qing Dynasty, "Yu family has a copy of the notes, but it is true that there are many mistakes. I wish I could correct them one by one."

Examples

The ancient books have been handed down for a long time, so it's hard to avoid that they are not common in later generations. It's easy to make mistakes if they are interpreted with common words with similar shape and similar sound.

usage

It can be used as an object or attribute, in writing, or in combination.

Discrimination of words

[pinyin code]: yldh [synonym]: Lu Yu Di Hu [example] the ancient books have been handed down for a long time, so it is inevitable that they are Yu Lu Di Hu; or their characters are not common in later generations, so it is easy to make mistakes if they are interpreted with common words with similar shape and near sound.