Hold on to fire(bào huǒ cuò xīn)
Hold on to fire
Baohuocuo salary is a Chinese word, its pronunciation is B à Ohu à Cu à x à n, which means that the crisis is coming.
explain
Metaphor crisis is coming.
Source of allusion
According to the biography of Jia Yi in the book of Han Dynasty, "my husband lives under the accumulated salary of huocuo, but he sleeps on it. The fire has not been ignited yet. Because it is said to be safe, why is it so different now?"
Idiom information
Idiom example: in the age of Chinese, Yan Ran and Jia Yi in Kyushu only thought that they were living in a fire house under the accumulated salary. General knowledge of Zizhi: the third year of emperor Taizi of shizuwu
Chinese PinYin : bào huǒ cuò xīn
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