coarse clothes and simple fare(bù yī lì shí)

coarse clothes and simple fare

Buyishi, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ù y ī L ì sh í, which means to describe the hardships of life, the same as "buyishi". From shangjiedushi.

The origin of Idioms

Fang Lu's shangjiedushi (shangjiedushi) in the Tang Dynasty said, "it's not a shame to be ashamed of. If you are not ashamed of your clothes and food, you will be hungry. So if you are ashamed of it, you can give it to anyone."

Idiom usage

It is used as subject, attribute and object to describe the hardships of life. examples the world is famous for its uprightness. He lived in Fuqing in the late Qing Dynasty. He called himself a hermit, who lived in clothes and food. He planted Chinese trees beside his house, and sang about himself. Lu You's Shu Er Gong Shi in Song Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : bù yī lì shí