cover one 's face and creep away(fèng tóu shǔ cuàn)

cover one 's face and creep away

Hold your head and run like a mouse. It describes running away after being hit. Run away in confusion. Feng, Tong "hold.".

Pinyin

fèngtóushǔcuàn

In the beginning, the king of Changshan and the king of Cheng'an made friends with each other by cutting their necks, and argued for Zhang Yi and Chen Shi. The king of Changshan offered his head to the king of Han

Examples

"As an important Minister of the state, you can't use your body to ward off adversity, but if you want to, how can you meet the scholars in the world in principle?" "Kuai Tong Zhuan in the book of Han Dynasty:" the king of Changshan gave his head to the rat, so as to return to the king of Han Dynasty. " Yan shigu notes: "the speech of the embarrassed escape, such as the hide of the rat run."

In the history of the Song Dynasty, biography of the officials, San fangla, it is said that "in his life, the great master Tong had a great reputation and had a temporary job, but he was afraid and frightened, and he was running away. How could he see the emperor again?" Pu Songling of the Qing Dynasty wrote in Strange Tales from a lonely studio, a farmer: "when a woman sees a fox fleeing away, she is Suian."

Chinese PinYin : fèng tóu shǔ cuàn