Macaque riding local ox(mí hóu qí tǔ niú)

Macaque riding local ox

Monkey riding a local ox, pronounced m í h ó UQ í t ǔ Ni ú, is an idiom, which means that the promotion is slow. It comes from the book of Wei in the Three Kingdoms.

explain

It means that promotion is slow.

source

The biography of Deng AI in the annals of the Three Kingdoms, Wei Shu, quoted the saying of the world: "Jun, the son of Minggong, has few literary talent, so he is an official; it's not too late for macaques to ride local oxen."

Examples

Macaques ride on local oxen and ride on horses. -Li Bai's gift to Zhao Taishou of Xuancheng in Tang Dynasty

usage

As object and attribute.

structure

Subject predicate construction

Chinese PinYin : mí hóu qí tǔ niú