Hunger and cold
Hunger and cold, the Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j ī D ò ngji ā oqi ē, meaning hunger and cold together, describes no food, no clothing, living in extreme poverty. It's from Song Hongmai's Yi Jian Bing Zhi, the fish and meat Taoist.
Idiom usage
It is used as predicate, attribute and object to describe extreme poverty
Analysis of Idioms
Hunger and cold
The origin of Idioms
Hong Mai of the Song Dynasty wrote in Yi Jian Bing Zhi, a fish and meat Taoist: "if parents want to die, they put them in a corner of the room, hungry and frozen, but they have no choice
Idiom explanation
Hunger and cold came together. No food, no clothes, living in extreme poverty.
Chinese PinYin : jī dòng jiāo qiē
Hunger and cold
Carving out articles and sentences. diāo zhāng lòu jù
Disgrace one's virtue and disgrace one's conduct. bài dé rǔ xíng