If you fall apart
Ruolankujiao, a Chinese idiom, is Ru ò B ē ngju é Ji ǎ o in pinyin, which means that the sound of kowtowing is like a landslide, and it describes a very respectful appearance. It's from Shu Tai Shi Zhong.
Idiom usage
Used as a predicate or attributive; used in writing
Examples
The king said, "no fear! Ninger is not the enemy people.
The origin of Idioms
"Shu Tai Shi Zhong" says: "the common people are like falling apart." Kong Zhuan: "it is said that the people are afraid of the tyranny of Zhou. They are afraid of danger and uneasiness. If they collapse and destroy their horns, they have nothing to bear."
Idiom explanation
It's like a beast breaking its head. It refers to the appearance of fear. The sound of kowtow is like a landslide. It's very respectful.
Chinese PinYin : ruò bēng jué jiǎo
If you fall apart
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