Mixed rice salt(líng zá mǐ yán)
Mixed rice salt
Miscellaneous rice salt, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l í ngz á m ǐ y á n, which means to describe messy and trivial. It comes from Tianguan book in historical records.
The origin of Idioms
Sima Qian's tianguanshu in historical records of the Western Han Dynasty: "in modern times, the twelve princes and seven kingdoms' prime ministers followed the balance, while Gao, Tang, Gan and Shi discussed their books and biographies because of the current affairs, so they were regarded as salt."
Idiom usage
It is troublesome to describe the messy and trivial things.
Chinese PinYin : líng zá mǐ yán
Mixed rice salt
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Chewing teeth and piercing gums
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sharp eyes and agile hands or nimble fingers
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