Danxuesaijing
Danxue saijing, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d ā nxu ě s ā ij ǐ ng, which means to pick snow to fill the well, which means to be in vain. It comes from Gu Kuang's poems on difficult journey in Tang Dynasty.
Idiom usage
It's just a matter of thinking about it. It's like a snowstorm. There's no end to it.
Analysis of Idioms
Synonym: in vain
The origin of Idioms
Gu Kuang, Tang Dynasty, wrote in a poem on the road: "if you don't work hard, you can't eat."
Idiom explanation
Pick the snow to fill the well. The metaphor is futile.
Chinese PinYin : dān xuě sāi jǐng
Danxuesaijing
major issues issues of right and wrong. dà shì dà fēi
abuse one 's power and take bribes. lǎn quán nà huì
with the force of thunder and lightning. hōng léi chè diàn
Saddle on horseback, armour on general. ān bù lí mǎ bèi,jiǎ bù lí jiàng shēn