spurt out his food by laughing(lìng rén pēn fàn)

spurt out his food by laughing

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l ì NgR é NP ē NF à n, which means to describe things or talk very funny. It comes from the record of Yanzhu in Yuandang valley.

The origin of Idioms

Su Shi of the Song Dynasty wrote in Wen He Ke Hua Yuan Dang Gu Yan Zhu Ji: "he Dan RI and his wife traveled in the valley, burned bamboo shoots and ate late, sent a letter to get poetry, laughed and sprayed rice."

Idiom usage

In the second chapter of Qing Dynasty Li Ruzhen's flowers in the mirror, it is also mentioned that "the most amazing thing is that the little mouse wants to dance and is afraid of cats. He hides and steals. He can't lose his identity of stealing oil without pretending to be polite."

Analysis of Idioms

It's hilarious

Chinese PinYin : lìng rén pēn fàn