Needle and thread ends
Needle head and thread tail, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is zh ē NT ó uxi à NW ě I, which means sewing needle and thread. From Xia Ping's biography of Zeng Xianzi.
The origin of Idioms
The first part of Xia Ping's biography of Zeng Xianzi: "in order to survive, we must strive to cultivate, such as" the end of the kiln, the end of the stove, the end of the needle and thread. ". Hakka women take part in all kinds of work, and together with Hakka men, they control Sichuan and share weal and woe. "
Idiom explanation
A sewing needle, thread, etc.
Needle and thread ends
suffering from constant chronic illness - bìng mó chán shēn
change existing habits and customs - yí fēng píng sú