To walk on one's bones(pù gǔ lǚ cháng)
To walk on one's bones
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is p ù g ǔ L ǚ ch á ng, which means exposing bones and trampling on intestines. The disaster of war caused by Jiyan is very severe. It comes from the biography of Li Delin in the book of Sui Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
According to the biography of Li Delin in the book of Sui Dynasty, "Zuo Dou's framing is as complicated as a hedgehog's hair. His bones and intestines are exposed, and he has no time to work hard."
Idiom usage
Used as an object or attribute; used in writing
Chinese PinYin : pù gǔ lǚ cháng
To walk on one's bones
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plunge the people into misery and suffering
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very calm and without worldly passions -- said of a monk
very calm and without worldly passions -- said of a monk. lǎo sēng rù dìng
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destroy evils before they become apparent
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Newcomers come to the fore
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