very greedy(cāng yíng jiàn xuě)

very greedy

As a Chinese idiom, C à ngy í ngji à nxu è in pinyin means that a fly sucks blood as soon as it sees it; it means that it is greedy. From the ancient and modern novels: Zhang Shunmei gets a beautiful girl at night.

The origin of Idioms

Feng Menglong of Ming Dynasty wrote in the ancient and modern novels: Zhang Shunmei gets a beautiful girl at the lantern night: "the two of them are just broad-minded men and women who complain about each other. They meet like hungry tigers and sheep, and the flies see blood."

Idiom usage

Subject predicate type; as object; derogatory, metaphor is very greedy. The second chapter of Ming Fu's Vinegar gourd: "the monks got the copper money, it's like the blood of the flies."

Chinese PinYin : cāng yíng jiàn xuě