Searching in the hoof(tí jìan sān xún)

Searching in the hoof

It is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is t í Ji ā ns ā nx ú n, which means that when a horse runs, it has to jump three times between its front and back hooves. A horse runs very fast. It comes from Han ceyi.

The origin of Idioms

In the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Xiang's "Warring States policy · Han ceyi" said: "the good of Qin and Ma, the army and soldiers, who are searching between the front and back, can't be counted."

Idiom usage

A horse runs fast

[example]

Seven feet says search. It is said that the disease of a horse's walking can be traced back and forth. This article was quoted in biographies of Zhang Yi in historical records, and Sima Zhen asked for Yin

Chinese PinYin : tí jìan sān xún