drive a duck onto a perch(gǎn yā zī shàng jià)

drive a duck onto a perch

It is a Chinese word, pronounced g ǎ NY ā zish à ngji à, which refers to forcing people to do things that they can't do. It comes from Gaoyang's "mother, son, monarch and Minister".

grammar

Compound sentence form; as object, clause

Extension

Everyone who has ever raised ducks knows that ducks will not be put on the shelves like chickens. Therefore, it is difficult for them to catch them when raising ducks. It also shows that the duck raiser does not understand the rules of life of ducks. Its moral is that a leader forces his subordinates to do something they can't do without knowing them. But things are also divided into two, sometimes in such an incentive will also make people's potential to play out, so that unexpected gains. Sometimes, without any foreign aid, he is forced by the situation and has to do something and complete some tasks. When things develop to a certain situation, the situation forces him to go to the shelves.

history

[source] Gao Yang's mother and son: of course, it's not a matter of getting a duck on the shelf. Besides, I know how important it is. Don't worry

Chinese PinYin : gǎn yā zī shàng jià