Fish and swallow(fǔ yú mù yàn)

Fish and swallow

Fuyumuyan, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin f ǔ y ú m ù y à n, refers to the fish living in the pot and the swallow nesting on the curtain. It refers to the extremely unsafe situation. From the book with Chen Bo by Liang Qiuchi.

The origin of Idioms

It is said in the book with Chen Bo written by Liang Qiuchi in the Southern Dynasty: "today's general fish swim in the boiling cauldron, and the swallow's nest is above the flying curtain. Aren't you confused?"

Idiom usage

It can be used as subject, object and attribute. It can be used as an example in a figurative sentence. It's just a fish in the bud and a swallow in the back. Who can think of danger in times of peace? Wang Yunzhang's "blue blood flower · anger"

Chinese PinYin : fǔ yú mù yàn