Sakai burning house(sāi jǐng fén shě)

Sakai burning house

Saijing burning house, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is s è J ǐ NGF é NSH è, which means to fill the well and burn the house, indicating the determination to fight to the death. It comes from the biography of Shen Yue in southern history.

The origin of Idioms

In the biography of Shen Yue in the Southern History: "the burning of the house by saijing shows that there is no complete ambition. He led hundreds of people under his command to commit crimes in the northwest. "

Idiom usage

"Preface to the book of the Song Dynasty:" Shen Linzi burned his house in saijing, showing that he had no complete ambition, and led hundreds of people under his command to commit crimes in the northwest. "

Chinese PinYin : sāi jǐng fén shě