trifles(niú sōu mǎ bó)

trifles

Niupeng Mabo, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ni ú s ō um ǎ B ó, which means to compare something that is humble but useful. It's from "spare time, spare room, house".

Idiom explanation

Niubi, also known as niuyi, is the alias of Plantago. Mabo is a kind of fungus that grows in wetland and rotten wood. It can be used as medicine. Bo, Tongbo.

The origin of Idioms

Li Yu, Qing Dynasty, wrote in his spare time, living room and house: "it's more valuable to take niumangmabo as medicine cage than Shenling."

Chinese PinYin : niú sōu mǎ bó