Full house(shēng dòng fù wū)

Full house

It's a Chinese idiom. The Pinyin is sh ē NGD ò NGF ù w ū, which means to build a house with newly cut wood. The wood is easy to deform and the house is easy to collapse. It means that the disaster comes from itself. From Guanzi · situation.

Idiom explanation

When building a house, the beams are made of newly cut wood. The wood is easy to deform and the house is easy to collapse. It is a metaphor that misfortune comes from itself.

The origin of Idioms

"Guanzi · situation" says: "when the pillars are covered, the anger is not enough; when the weak son goes down to the tile, the loving mother will hold it down."

Chinese PinYin : shēng dòng fù wū