Mulberry urn(sāng shū wěng yǒu)

Mulberry urn

Sangshuwengju is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is s ā ngsh ū w ě ngy ǒ u, which means to use mulberry as a doorpost and earthen jar as a window. It is a metaphor for a poor family. It's from Chuang Tzu rang Wang.

Idiom usage

I am sang shuweng, and he is willing to be a cloth jacket and a Jing Chai.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: pengmenhu

The origin of Idioms

"Chuang Tzu rang Wang:" Penghu endless, sang thought the cardinal and urn. "

Idiom explanation

Pivot: a shaft on a door; urn: a simple window. Mulberry tree is used as a doorpost and earthen jar as a window, which is a metaphor for a poor family.

Chinese PinYin : sāng shū wěng yǒu