A horse and a horse(jiū chē zhú mǎ)

A horse and a horse

Jiuche Zhuma, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ji ū ch ē zh ú m ǎ, which means two kinds of toys for children in childhood. It comes from Ji Yu Yuan, a collection of poems written by Mei Tongren and a recollection of his past travels.

Analysis of Idioms

Childhood sweetheart

The origin of Idioms

Cao Yin of the Qing Dynasty wrote a poem about Mei Tongren's limited words and poems in Jiyu garden, recalling the past travel with feelings: "the dove cart and the bamboo horse once lived, and the mackerel's back was full of eyebrows to know this life."

Idiom usage

In this paper, the author puts forward some suggestions on how to make use of childhood.

Chinese PinYin : jiū chē zhú mǎ