Wandering all over the world(liú luò tiān yá)

Wandering all over the world

The Chinese idiom Li ú Lu ò Ti ā NY á in pinyin means to be down and out, wandering everywhere; it describes the unstable and extremely poor life. From Zhu Yingtai Jin (Deyou Yihai).

The origin of Idioms

Zhu Yingtai near (Deyou Yihai), a student of deyoutai in Song Dynasty: "sigh for resistance! Who wants to be alone when there is hatred

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: exile, displacement, exile

Antonym: settle down, settle down, settle down

Idiom usage

It is used as predicate and attributive, with derogatory meaning, and refers to wandering in other places.

Examples

He sold his family property, took up the medicine bag, and went to the end of the world. He looked for a teacher and became a doctor. Li Dong and Zhou Yiru

Chinese PinYin : liú luò tiān yá