Cooking with sand(chuī shā zuò fàn)

Cooking with sand

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Cook sand for rice. It's a waste of effort.

Idiom explanation

[idiom]: Cooking with sand [Pinyin]: Chu à sh à Zu à f à n à [explanation]: sand, the same as "sand". Cook sand for rice. It's a waste of effort.

Idioms and allusions

[source]: Gu Kuang, Tang Dynasty, wrote a poem on a difficult journey: "if you don't see the burden of snow and water, how can you eat it?" One is for cooking with sand.

Discrimination of words

People who cook with sand are not worth laughing at. [pinyin code]: cszf [synonym]: Cooking with sand [usage]: as predicate, attribute and object; metaphor is futile [English]: work fruitlessly

Chinese PinYin : chuī shā zuò fàn