Tao and Yi belong to each other(dào jìn xiāng shǔ)
Tao and Yi belong to each other
Daokuai belongs to each other. Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d à OJ à nxi à ngsh à, which means that people starved to death on the road are everywhere. It comes from Wu ZhanNa, a record of the western regions of the Tang Dynasty, written by Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
Tang Xuanzang's "the western regions of the Tang Dynasty: wuzhanna state" says: "when I was hungry, I was epidemic, and my medical treatment was ineffective, so I belong to each other."
Analysis of Idioms
Close synonym: the road and the road tie each other
Idiom usage
Used in famine or war
Chinese PinYin : dào jìn xiāng shǔ
Tao and Yi belong to each other
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