attend all the housework personally(qīn cāo jǐng jiù)

attend all the housework personally

Qinaojingjiu, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Q ī NC ā OJ ǐ ngji ù, which means to take care of the housework by yourself. It comes from Liu Xiang's biography of women, Zhou Nan's wife.

The origin of Idioms

In Liu Xiang's biography of women in the Han Dynasty, Zhou Nan's wife said, "if you are poor and close to the old, you don't choose an official to be an official; if you do well, you don't choose a wife to marry."

Idiom usage

During the few days when the general returned to his hometown to visit his relatives, he personally acted on his sick mother and left a deep impression on the villagers.

Chinese PinYin : qīn cāo jǐng jiù