When it's dry, it's wet(huí gān jiù shī)

When it's dry, it's wet

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Hu í g ā NJI ù sh ī, an idiom, means that when a mother gives birth to a baby, she lets the baby live in a dry place, and then she gets wet.

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When a mother gives birth to a child, let the baby live in a dry place and then wet it.

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"Dunhuang bianwenji · parents' kindness and heavy scriptures": loving mother, really sad, suffering in October three years; braving the heat and cold, working hard, returning to dry and wet. In the Sutra of Buddha's saying that it is difficult to repay the kindness of parents, it is also said that there are still ten kinds of kindness: the first is to protect the child; the second is to suffer in labor; the third is to forget the worries of the child; the fourth is to swallow the bitterness and express the gratitude; the fifth is to return to the dry and wet; the sixth is to nurse the child; the seventh is to wash the unclean; the eighth is to travel far away and remember; the ninth is to be deeply compassionate Tenth, pity.

Chinese PinYin : huí gān jiù shī