Pen and ink(bǐ gēng yàn tián)

Pen and ink

Bi Geng Yan Tian, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ǐ g ē ngy à NTI á n, meaning writing. It comes from Shuowen Jiezi written by Han Xushen.

The origin of Idioms

In ShuoWenJieZi written by Xu Shen of Han Dynasty, Duan Yucai notes: "every time you recite a poem written by Wang's father, it says:" if you don't plant inkstones, you'll have no pleasure. If you don't support iron bones, you'll never support poverty. "

Idiom usage

Take reading and writing as a profession

Chinese PinYin : bǐ gēng yàn tián