It's a fluffy and broken stem(piāo péng duàn gěng)

It's a fluffy and broken stem

The pronunciation PI à op é ngdu à ng à ng refers to the floating grass and the drifting branches, which means wandering everywhere.

explain

The floating grass and the drifting branches. This is a metaphor for wandering everywhere.

source

In Song Zongze's book "SHANGZHENG Longtu qiuchuanshu", it is said that "all the fingers of the whole family are floating and broken, one is in the end of the world, the other is in the corner of the earth."

Discrimination of words

[synonym]: floating, floating and broken [antonym]: live and work in peace and contentment

Examples

Startle the passing wave of time, hurt the beauty of the twilight, ~, no longer ask people things. "Wind tunnel mountain · travel chant" by Wu Mei.

usage

It refers to the unstable life and wandering everywhere.

Chinese PinYin : piāo péng duàn gěng