Eating pines and cypresses(cān sōng dàn biǎ)

Eating pines and cypresses

Fill your hunger with the leaves and seeds of pines and cypresses. It describes the life of those who cultivate immortals and learn Taoism.

Idiom explanation

The sound C à ns à NGD à Nb ó means to satisfy the hunger with the leaves and seeds of pines and cypresses. It describes the life of those who cultivate immortals and learn Taoism.

Idioms and allusions

The second discount of playing in the river Pavilion written by Wu Mingshi in Yuan Dynasty: "I come out of my family to sit still, to visit, to seek immortals, to eat pines and cypresses." Show me that your family can't survive without suffering. What's the advantage. The first book of guangchengzi by Wu Mingshi in Ming Dynasty

Discrimination of words

It is used as predicate, attributive and object in daily life

Chinese PinYin : cān sōng dàn biǎ