Li Shiqiao(lí shū shì zhe)
Li Shiqiao
Li Shi Qiao, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l í sh ū sh ì Zhe, which means to leave vegetable food and take off clogs (straw sandals in a word); it means to leave a poor life and become an official. It comes from the selected works, Wang Bao's Ode to the sage.
The origin of Idioms
Wang Bao's "Ode to the sage's virtuous ministers" in Wenxuan said: "to humble aoyan and rise to the imperial court, to leave qiaoshi and enjoy Gaoliang."
Idiom usage
It is a metaphor for getting rid of the miserable life and becoming an official.
Chinese PinYin : lí shū shì zhe
Li Shiqiao
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be able to withstand heavy battering
be able to withstand heavy battering. diān pū bù pò
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A hundred footed insect is not stiff until death
A hundred footed insect is not stiff until death. bǎi zú zhī chóng，zhì sǐ bù jiāng
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feel ashamed of one's inferiority
feel ashamed of one's inferiority. zì kuì bù rú
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