My feet are full and my tongue is full

My feet are full and my tongue is full

It's a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is Z ú Ji ǎ NSH é B ì, which means it takes a lot of effort and eloquence. From the Qing Dynasty, ye tingguan's blowing net record, a brief account of Ninggu pagoda.

Idiom usage

Used as an attributive or adverbial; used in writing

The origin of Idioms

According to ye tingguan's a brief account of Ninggu Pagoda in the record of blowing the net in the Qing Dynasty, "when it comes to the granting of a ring in the cha area of the Han Dynasty, my ministers say that the officials of the same society are like the Prime Minister of the Song Dynasty He never forgets the past, and among them, Cheng Ziju is the most powerful

Idiom explanation

It takes a lot of effort and eloquence.