Rodent swallowing needle(niè bò tūn zhēn)

Rodent swallowing needle

This idiom, pronounced Ni è bॸt ū nzhen ē n, means that food is extremely difficult to eat. It comes from Li Shijun written by Tang kangpian.

The word "Ye Bo swallowing needle" is pronounced Ni è bॸt ū nzh ē n . Berberis nipponica: eating Berberis amurensis is a metaphor for the taste of food as bitter as Berberis amurensis. Swallowing a needle: swallowing a needle means that food is hard to eat. Food is hard to swallow. It's from Li Shijun written by Kang pian in Tang Dynasty: "when it comes to iced food, you can put a spoonful in your mouth, and you can look at each other for a long time

Chinese PinYin : niè bò tūn zhēn