The skill of crossing the grass(héng cǎo zhī gōng)

The skill of crossing the grass

Hengcazhigong, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h é NGC ǎ ozh ī g ō ng, which means that it is like stepping on grass; it means that it has little merit. It comes from the biography of Zhongjun in Hanshu.

Notes on Idioms

Horizontal grass: step down the grass.

The origin of Idioms

According to the biography of the final army in the Han Dynasty, "the army had no success in fighting against the grass, but had to stay in the Garrison for five years."

Analysis of Idioms

An inch of success

Idiom usage

To be a subject or an object. Zhang Shuo of Tang Dynasty wrote "for Wu Yizong, the prince of Hanoi, to pacify Qidan, the thief of Jizhou, and other Loubu": "by virtue of the strategy of the valley, the minister should be a military official, and he should be skillful and skillful, and he should not wait for the achievement of the rough grass."

Chinese PinYin : héng cǎo zhī gōng