Acanthopanax japonicus(shí tú wò jí)

Acanthopanax japonicus

It is a Chinese idiom, sh í t ú w ò J í in pinyin, which means eating bitter vegetables and sleeping rough grass. It describes the hard life of the early people. From Lao Zhuang's theory of ShenHan.

The origin of Idioms

In Wang Fuzhi's treatise on Lao Zhuang's application for Han Dynasty in Qing Dynasty, it is said that "the Chinese language and scenery I have heard are far away from the rule of sages and can't be combined. Lao Zhuang's mind is in chaos. However, the world is different from the world of eating tea and sleeping thorns."

Idiom usage

As an object or attribute; used in life

Chinese PinYin : shí tú wò jí