request for financial help(hū gēng hū guǐ)

request for financial help

Hugeng hugui, a Chinese idiom, is a Pinyin of H ū g ē NGH ū Gu ǐ, which used to be a argot for begging for food in the army. He borrowed money from others. From Zuo Zhuan, the 13th year of AI Gong.

The origin of Idioms

Liang is not, coarse grain has, if the mountain to shout, said: "Geng GUI!" Zeno. Zuo Zhuan, thirteen years of AI Gong

Idiom usage

When he was in a situation, he met Feng Feng, Hu Geng, Hu GUI, and he was a year old. Zhang Dai's miscellany lost title in Ming Dynasty

Analysis of Idioms

[similar words] genggui's call [rhyme words] white mountain and black water, remnant soup and water, longitude and latitude of heaven and earth, rootless wood, water without source, backwardness, begging for pity and shaking tail, poor mountain and evil water, Shu Fu Shui, four suburbs and many bases, famous mountain and Shengshui

Idiom story

During the spring and Autumn period, the king of Wu, Fu Chai, and the Jin, Lu and other parliament leagues, and Shen Shuyi, a Wu official, borrowed military supplies from Gongsun Youshan, a Lu official. Gongsun you, a doctor of the state of Lu, replied, "there is no sorghum, and there are still some coarse grains. When the time comes, I will climb up the mountain and shout loudly:" genggui! " We'll see. "

Chinese PinYin : hū gēng hū guǐ