A trickle of water(juān dī bù lòu)

A trickle of water

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ju ā nd ī B ù L ò u, which means very little or very little. It comes from tired night by Du Fu of Tang Dynasty.

interpretation

Trickle: a small drop of water. It refers to a tiny or tiny thing. There is nothing missing.

example sentence

1. On the inner sphere of the space sphere, green plants or photocells are used to intercept the solar energy, so that the radiant energy of the sun is trickling down. 2. Now, all levels of the government have reached a consensus: economy means to start with small things, don't be afraid of trouble, try every means to reduce office energy consumption, and try to keep it as small as possible. 3. With the principle of honesty and sincerity, master Yan Zheng did everything for the benefit of all living beings with the donations from the public. "Buddhism is the principle, and Tzu Chi is the matter", which shows the principle through the matter, inspires it with the matter, and returns to the principle.

Chinese PinYin : juān dī bù lòu