jostle each other(bǐ jiān jiē zhǒng)

jostle each other

One by one, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ǐ Ji ā NJI ē zh ǒ ng, which means one after another, describes a lot of people or continuous. It comes from preface to Daoxu Tu Shi.

explain

I'm just like you. Describe a lot of people or one after another.

source

1. Preface to the poems of Daoxu by Dai Mingshi in Qing Dynasty: "during this period, famous officials, great scholars and great heroes came out one after another." "There are countless fallacies in the world," he wrote (2) in the spring and Autumn Annals of the Qi Dynasty, Yan Ying wrote Yanzi's spring and Autumn Annals miscellaneous, Yan Zi said to each other: "the three hundred Lu of Linzi in the Qi Dynasty, Zhang Mei becomes Yin, sweating, and standing shoulder to shoulder, why is there no one?"

Idiom story

In the spring and Autumn period, Yanzi, the Prime Minister of the state of Qi, was named Ying. His name was pingzhong. He was short, but he had great eloquence. Once, Yanzi visited the state of Chu. The king of Chu was very impolite to the envoys of Qi because of the powerful state of Chu. When he saw Yanzi, he arrogantly asked, "is there no one in Qi? How can you send you to come?" Yanzi replied, "the people of Qi are standing shoulder to shoulder and sweating like rain. How can we say that there is no one?" the king of Chu asked, "then why did you send you?" Yan Zi replied: "the rule of Qi state is: dignified and capable envoys go to visit the country and visit the king with high morality, but people like me who have no ability have to be sent here to see you!"; the king of Chu wanted to satirize him, but was ridiculed instead of being amused.

Analysis of Idioms

Be crowded close together

usage

It can be used as predicate or attributive to describe crowded or continuous people

Chinese PinYin : bǐ jiān jiē zhǒng