scattered far from their homes(dàng xī lí jū)

scattered far from their homes

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d à NGX à L í J à, which means that family members are separated and have not settled down. It comes from the book of history, the second chapter of Pan Geng.

Idiom usage

Although Lu FA Yan's rhyme book is based on sound, his family members are separated from each other.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: displacement, separation of wife and children, displacement

The origin of Idioms

According to the book of history, pan Geng Xia: "today, I am separated from my family, and I have a definite destiny."

Idiom explanation

Analysis: discrete. The family was separated and did not settle down.

Chinese PinYin : dàng xī lí jū