have loose bowels(hé yú zhī jí)

have loose bowels

In the winter of 597 B.C., the state of Chu attacked the state of Xiao and surrounded the city of Xiao. Shen shuzhan, the official of the state of Chu, and Wu she, the official of the state of Xiao, were good friends, and Wu she was still in the city. Shen shuzhan could not help him clearly, so he had to use the sign of "river fish stomach disease" to hide in a dry well and escape. Later, he finally rescued his friend.

Idiom explanation

[explanation] river fish: an implicit term for abdominal disease, named for the fact that the decay of fish begins in the abdomen. Refers to diarrhea.

Idioms and allusions

Where does the idiom come from? Examples of idioms in the twelfth year of Xuangong in Zuozhuan: when you are young and tired, you are tired of human affairs and suffering from the disease of river fish. It's better to stay less and recuperate. It's better to be far away, and it's more and more meaningful. Su Shi's three poems with Feng Zuren in Song Dynasty

Discrimination of words

[usage] as the object; refers to diarrhea. [structure] partial formality [age] ancient times [synonym] river fish abdominal disease [rhyme] old complexion, dizzy, loyal, suspicious, face-to-face, chasing after the top, feeding the dross, dripping flesh and blood, missing thousands of miles, just like a drop in the ocean, going with the world

Chinese PinYin : hé yú zhī jí