my superficial remarks(chú ráo zhī yán)

my superficial remarks

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch ú R á ozh ī y á n, which means the words of a woodcutter. Simple and crude words of common people. It is also used as a modest word for the speaker. From the book of songs Daya ban.

Idiom explanation

Ruminant: a man who mows grass and gathers firewood.

The origin of Idioms

"The book of songs Daya · ban" says, "the ancestors have their own words, and their inquiries are from the ruminants."

Idiom usage

As an object; as a modest word for the speaker. How ever did a skillful craftsman abandon Ailanthus altissima. A poem by Li Qingzhao of Song Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : chú ráo zhī yán