limited capacity(niú tí zhī cén)

limited capacity

Niuhuozhicen, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin Ni ú t í zh ī C é n, describes a small amount of water. It's also like being in a situation where you can't make a difference.

Pinyin

niútízhīcén

explain

There is very little water. It's also like being in a situation where you can't make a difference.

Classics

"Huainanzi · pan Lun Xun": a man can't have a tuna when he has a cow's hoof.

Huainanzi · Zhuzhen: the grain of ox hoof, the carp without feet.

In Yu Xin's for Qi Gong: Kuang Fu's tired song threatens the platform of nine stories; a stream of feet will hurt the driving of thousands of miles.

usage

As an object; used in figurative sentences.

Chinese PinYin : niú tí zhī cén