a new crop has not yet come
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Q ī nghu á NGW è Iji ē, which means that the old grain has been eaten up and the new grain has not been connected. It also refers to the lack of talent or material resources. It's the same as "no connection". It comes from emperor Zhazi of shangningzong.
Idiom explanation
The old grain has been used up, but the new one has not been connected. It also refers to the lack of talent or material resources. It's the same as "no connection".
The origin of Idioms
Ye Shi of the Song Dynasty, the second part of shangningzong emperor Zhazi, said: "the people of the city, who have not received the food in Changping, are ten but nine."
Analysis of Idioms
Close synonym: the past and the present
Idiom usage
It can't connect the old with the new.
Chinese PinYin : qīng huáng wèi jiē
a new crop has not yet come
the doctrine of confucius and mencius. kǒng mèng zhī dào
take precautions against a possible danger. wǎng tū xǐ xīn
Selling knights and officials. mài jué yù guān
Don't be afraid, don't be afraid. bù wō bù gà