Ask for horse in tangsi(qiú mǎ yú táng sì)

Ask for horse in tangsi

This allusion comes from Zhuangzi Tianzifang written by Zhuangzi Zhou. It means that if you don't ask for a horse, you will get nothing.

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Zhuangzi Tianzifang, written by Zhuangzi and Zhou, said, "that's the end of it, and if a woman asks for it, she thinks she has it, she asks for a horse in the Tang Dynasty." Guo Xiangzhu: "tangsi is not a place to stop horses."

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Seeking horses from Tang Si

[pronunciation] Qi ú m ǎ y ú t á ngs ì

Go to the empty market to buy horses. It is a metaphor that if you don't ask for something, you will get nothing.

Examples

Tatu, the term of the western regions, or the mysterious name, that is, chataixi calligraphy, is no less than ~. Su Manshu's book with Liu Bannong

Chinese PinYin : qiú mǎ yú táng sì