Right under the crown

Right under the crown

In Chinese, the Pinyin is zh è nggu à NL à Xi à, which means not arranging the hat under the plum tree to avoid the suspicion of stealing Li. It's like doing something that's easy to suspect. It comes from the collection of Yuefu Poems - Xianghe songs 7 - gentleman's journey.

The origin of Idioms

In the collection of Yuefu Poems, Xianghe geci 7, gentleman's line: "a gentleman should be on guard and not be suspected. The melon field does not accept the shoes, the plum does not have the entire crown

Idiom usage

The lower officials can't avoid the corner of the mountain, but they can't get rid of it until they are insulted. Biography of Wang sengru in the book of Liang.

Analysis of Idioms

The synonyms of "zhengguannalu" and "zhengguannalu"