Push dry to wet(tuī gàn jiù shī)

Push dry to wet

Push dry to wet, Chinese idiom, Pinyin Tu ī g ā NJI ù sh ī, means to describe the hard work of raising children. It comes from sun Rongdian's tomb.

The origin of Idioms

Xu Tianchen of the Ming Dynasty's the story of killing a dog: three years of breast feeding, deep love, pushing the dry to the wet.

Analysis of Idioms

Push the dry to get wet

Idiom usage

As a predicate or object; used of a mother

Chinese PinYin : tuī gàn jiù shī