The crow in the bag
The crow in the sack is pronounced B ù D à IL ǐ L ǎ oy ā, as the saying goes, although it is alive, it is like death. It comes from the popular edition of birds and fish by Qu Hao of the Qing Dynasty.
"The old crow in the cloth bag" was written by Qu Hao in Qing Dynasty: "Qin Shanyao said:" although the old crow in the cloth bag lives like death. "
Chinese PinYin : bù dài lǐ lǎo yā
The crow in the bag
gnash the teeth with angry looks. chēn mù qiē chǐ
appoint/dismiss a person at one's own will. jiā xī zhuì yuān