Tongue twister(tiáo shé nòng chún)

Tongue twister

It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is ti á OSH é n ò ngch ú n, which means it is still used to talk about tongue twirling. It's from the story of the eight righteousness: orphans leaving the palace.

The origin of Idioms

Xu yuan of the Ming Dynasty wrote in the book of eight righteousness, the orphan goes out of the palace: "you can't use your tongue.". He is a true medicine saint of tianxiuhe prescription, and has been announced to the court. "

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: tongue twister, tongue twister, tongue twister

Idiom usage

It refers to telling the truth.

Chinese PinYin : tiáo shé nòng chún