to please one 's parents by living with them(chéng huān xī xià)

to please one 's parents by living with them

Chenghuanxia, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch é nghu ā nx ī Xi à, which means to serve parents. It comes from the book of filial piety.

Analysis of Idioms

Take pleasure under the knee

Idiom usage

It refers to serving his parents in jichenjiqiu, taking the opportunity of the Han Dynasty to the common platform, inheriting the joys, and controlling Pan Yu in his home. "Shanglian envoy Qi" by Luo Binwang in Tang Dynasty

The origin of Idioms

"Filial piety · sage rule" says: "so under the knee of one's own birth, it is strict to support one's parents."

Chinese PinYin : chéng huān xī xià