To live in seclusion
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d ù NSH ì ch á NGW ǎ ng, which means to live in seclusion for a long time. It comes from the preface to the 80th birthday of Cheng Weng in Bai'an by Gui Youguang of Ming Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
GUI Youguang's preface to the 80th birthday of Cheng Weng in Bai'an in the Ming Dynasty: "how many virtuous officials and talented people can he see? How many scholars are reclusive to the world
Idiom usage
Used as a predicate or attributive; used in seclusion.
Chinese PinYin : dùn shì cháng wǎng
To live in seclusion
implore not to choke and to be struck by bone in the throat. zhù gěng zhù yē
drive the fish into deep waters. wèi yuān qū yú
Draw the egg and carve the salary. huà luǎn diāo xīn