An empty grain(kōng gǔ bái jū)
An empty grain
Konggu Baiju, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is k ō NGG ǔ B á ij ū, which means that talents cannot be employed. From the book of songs Xiaoya Baiju.
Idiom explanation
Foal: a stout horse. It's a good broken horse, but it's not used in the valley. Metaphor can't employ talents.
The origin of Idioms
[source] book of songs Xiaoya Baiju: "Jiaojiao Baiju, in the empty valley."
Chinese PinYin : kōng gǔ bái jū
An empty grain
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