Get a bus(huò jūn gōng chē)

Get a bus

Huojungong is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is Hu ò J ù ng ō ngch ē. It means that in the Han Dynasty, people were once sent to Beijing by public cars and horses, and then people who came to Beijing to take the exam by public cars. I'll try. From chapter 103 of a dream of Red Mansions.

Idiom: get a bus

[Pinyin]: Hu ò J ù ng ō ngch ē

[explanation]: in the Han Dynasty, the candidates were sent to Beijing by public cars and horses, and then the candidates were referred to Beijing by public cars. "Get the bus" means to win the test.

[source]: Chapter 103 of a dream of Red Mansions: "the students have been given to the capital by themselves, and they have been given the bus to shelter them. By Ren Guixiang, we know that the old man is beyond the worldly realm and floats in the fairyland. "

Chinese PinYin : huò jūn gōng chē