Wheezing moon Wu Niu(chuǎn yuè wú niú)

Wheezing moon Wu Niu

Chuanyuewuniu, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Chu ǎ NYU è w ú Ni ú, which means to describe someone who is afraid of something because of suffering. It comes from the Five Dynasties, Tan Yongzhi's Ji Wang Shi Yu.

Idiom usage

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Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: Wu niuyue

The origin of Idioms

In the Five Dynasties, Tan Yongzhi wrote the poem "send the king to serve the Emperor:" wheezing the moon, Wu Niu knows the arrival of the night, hissing the wind, Hu Ma knows the coming of autumn. "

Idiom explanation

It refers to someone who suffers from something and is afraid of its analogues.

Chinese PinYin : chuǎn yuè wú niú