well-prepared

well-prepared

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ǔ y ì y ǐ ch é ng, which means that the feathers and wings of a bird have grown completely, and the metaphorical power has been consolidated. It comes from the liuhou family in historical records.

The origin of Idioms

Liu Hou's family in historical records: "if you want to change things, you need four people to help you. It's hard to move when the wings are ready. "

Idiom usage

The power of metaphor has been possessed

Idiom story

In the Western Han Dynasty, when Liu Bang became emperor, he made Liu Ying, the son of empress Lu, the crown prince. He wanted to make Liu Ruyi the crown prince because he favored Mrs. Qi. Empress Lu asked Zhang Liang for advice, and Zhang Liang asked Prince Liu Ying to invite four sages from Shangshan. Liu Bang saw that the crown prince was assisted by the four sages of Shangshan, and his wings were ready, so he gave up the idea of establishing another crown prince