Goujin yuyu
Goujin Yuyu is a Chinese word, Pinyin is g ō UJ ī NY ú y ǔ, meaning that gold is heavier than feathers, but it can't be said that gold over three yuan is heavier than a cart of feathers. The difference between them is too big to compare.
explain
Explanation: hook Gold: more than three gold; Yu: car; Yu: feather. Gold is heavier than feathers, but it can't be said that gold over three yuan is heavier than a cart of feathers.
source
Source: Mencius · gaozixia: "if gold is more important than feather, it is not a hook of gold and a Yu Yu." What's more, it's not like a house of wood, a tower of dust, and a tower of gold. Shi sou Wai Pian Tang Xia by Hu Yinglin in Ming Dynasty
Discrimination of words
Usage: as an object; refers to improper analogy
Chinese PinYin : gōu jīn yú yǔ
Goujin yuyu
it takes a hundred years to educate the people. bǎi nián shù rén
have no place too ashamed to show one 's face. wú dì kě róng
know without consulting an oracle. wèi bǔ xiān zhī
Birds scatter and fish crumble. niǎo sàn yú kuì
A dog's voice and a horse's voice. gǒu mǎ shēng sè