Rana chenzaoensis(chén zào chǎn wā)

Rana chenzaoensis

Chenzao produces frogs, a Chinese word. Its pronunciation is ch é NZ à och à NW à, which means that when the stove is submerged in the water, it produces frogs. It describes the flood. Source: Guoyu Jinyu 9.

Idiom explanation

When the stove is submerged in the water, frogs are produced. It describes the flood.

Idioms and allusions

[source]: Guoyu Jinyu 9: "the teachers of Jin Dynasty surround and irrigate it, and the people are not rebellious." Zhao ceyi, the strategy of the Warring States Period: "today's city is not without three boards. "The frog rises from the stove, and the horse and the man eat each other."

Discrimination of words

Usage: used as object and attributive to describe serious flood

Chinese PinYin : chén zào chǎn wā