To control the crane
It is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is C ā NLU á NY ù h è, which means to control the Phoenix and crane. It is compared to immortality. It comes from the story of dramas: Yan Shijun meets Zhongnanshan hermit.
The idiom comes from Tang kangpian's Xi Tan Lu · Yan Shijun meets Zhongnanshan Hermit: "not only return the chariot hub, but also taste the taste if you don't like it. You feel strong and clear day by day, which means to control the crane."
Chinese PinYin : cān luán yù hè
To control the crane
all the old and recent sorrows. jiù hèn xīn chóu
clasp an enemy to one's bosom. rèn zéi zuò fù
has a certain bizarre interest. bié yǒu fēng qù
thump one 's chest and stamp one 's feet. chuí xiōng dùn zú