The hammer fell into the well(chèng chuí luò jǐng)

The hammer fell into the well

A Chinese idiom, CH è ngchu í Lu ò J ǐ ng in pinyin, means like a hammer falling into a well, no trace, no news. It comes from Volume I of Luo Hu Ye Lu by Shi Xiaoying of Song Dynasty.

The idiom comes from Song Dynasty, Shi Xiaoying, Luo Hu Yelu, Volume 1: "Zen master zifushan in Fuzhou: since then, he has been called Chui Luojing."

Chinese PinYin : chèng chuí luò jǐng