rub one 's eyes and wait(shì mù yǐ sì)

rub one 's eyes and wait

Wait and see, the Chinese idiom, Pinyin is sh ì m ù y ǐ s ì, which means that the expectation is very urgent and also means that we are sure that something will happen. It comes from Yang Wanli's answer to Li Zhifu of Puzhou in Song Dynasty.

Idiom usage

Be a predicate or attributive; describe eagerly looking forward to

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: wait and see, wait and see

The origin of Idioms

In Yang Wanli's answer to Li Zhifu in Puzhou, Song Dynasty, it is said that "the only way to get rid of wealth is to wait and see."

Idiom explanation

The expectation is urgent. It also means to be sure that something will happen. The same as "wait and see.".

Chinese PinYin : shì mù yǐ sì