Make wild goose soup
Make wild goose soup
Referring to wild geese as soup is a Chinese idiom. The Pinyin is zh à y à NW é Ig à ng. It refers to wild geese flying in the sky and says that they want to make it into meat soup. It is a metaphor for comforting themselves with fantasy and falsehood. From midnight Chaoyuan.
Idiom explanation
Pointing to the geese flying in the sky, he said he would make it into meat soup. It's like comforting yourself with fantasy.
The origin of Idioms
Yuan song square pot "drunk flower Yin · snow wave silver Tao Tao · ancient water fairy song" said: "at the beginning, the wild goose was used as soup to satisfy hunger, but the Tao was merciless but affectionate."
Analysis of Idioms
Synonym: to quench one's thirst by looking at the plum blossom, to fill one's hunger by painting a cake. emotional color: derogatory.
Use of Idioms
Idiom usage as predicate, object, attribute; derogatory. The first fold of Ming and Zhu Youdun's midnight Chaoyuan: "if you don't want to be sincere, it's just like pointing geese for soup."
Make wild goose soup
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