faint clue(cǎo shé huī xiàn)

faint clue

Grass snake grey line, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is C ǎ OSH é Hu ī Xi à n, which means to describe things leaving clues and signs that can be found vaguely. It comes from the trace of flowers and moon.

Idiom usage

In this market, there is a lot of panic and confusion, all of which come from such a rash line. The internal and external situation by Huang Yuanyong

The origin of Idioms

The Fifth Review of huayuehen: "when you write about the traces of autumn and pick autumn, you use the light in the dark and the dark in the light Grass snake grey line, horse trace spider silk, hidden in speechless, fine into the endless

Chinese PinYin : cǎo shé huī xiàn