The nest of the Robin
It is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin m ě ngxu é Q ú ch á o, meaning frog hole and bird's nest; it refers to the dwelling place of the poor. It comes from the Miscellaneous Poems of the revolution of 1911.
The origin of Idioms
Xi Dong's Miscellaneous Poems on the eve of the revolution of 1911: "the nest is new, and the rivers and mountains are as white as silver."
Chinese PinYin : měng xué qú cháo
The nest of the Robin
make promises easily but seldom keep them. qīng yán guǎ xìn
sing and dance to extol the good times. gē wǔ shēng píng