consume without producing

consume without producing

Sit on the mountain and eat the sky, read as Zu ò sh í sh ā NK ō ng. It means to consume but not to engage in production. Even if the property is piled up like a mountain, it will be eaten up. Wang Yufeng, Ming Dynasty, wrote in the story of burning incense, estrangement: "as the saying goes, if you live in the mountains, you'd rather have a fight than a mouthful. Since you've been here, I've run out of steam. "

Idiom explanation

It refers to consumption without production. Even if the property is piled up, it will be eaten up.

Idioms and allusions

source

Wang Yufeng, Ming Dynasty, wrote in the story of burning incense, estrangement: "as the saying goes, if you live in the mountains, you'd rather have a fight than a mouthful. Since you've been here, I've run out of steam. "

Discrimination of words

words whose meaning is similar

Sit back and eat mountains and landslides

antonym

Every little makes a mickle, and every little makes a mickle