not worth bothering about(hé zú guà chǐ)

not worth bothering about

What's the point? Chinese idioms, Pinyin is h é Z ú Gu à ch à, which is worth mentioning. It's not worth mentioning. It comes from the biography of Shu sun in the book of Han Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

"Shu sun Tong Zhuan of the Han Dynasty:" this special group of thieves, rats and dogs, what's the point of setting teeth

Idiom usage

The verb object type is used as predicate and object

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: nothing to say, nothing to say, nothing to say

Idiom story

In the third year of Xuanzong's reign, there was a hotel in Luoyang, the capital city. It was the most luxurious hotel in the capital city. Many royal families and nobles came here, which brought great reputation to the hotel. One day, a seven foot tall and handsome senior official came to the capital. He sat with his legs crossed and cried, "boss! Tea! "The boss hears the sound, and then says," Whoa! My guest, what can I do for you? "I saw him say:" tea quickly, yes, and some small dishes, light, the cheapest, but also the best kind, you know? "The shopkeeper replied," I know. I'm coming! "Before I finished, I turned away. The guest looked out and saw an old lady slip. The guest was also a filial son. He said it was late, but it was fast. He walked quickly to the front and said with a smile, "old lady. are you all right? "While he was talking, he helped the old lady up. The old lady still couldn't help thanking him. He said," it's nothing. What does it matter? "The two of them smile, and then send the old lady away. When he turned to leave, he saw a gentleman helping a young lady up. He only heard the young lady say, "thank you! "The young man said," it's nothing. What does it matter? "They looked at each other and laughed. He was very happy and said with emotion, "if only everyone would be polite!"

Chinese PinYin : hé zú guà chǐ