Mop(tuō má zhuài bù)

Mop

Tuomahebu, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Tu ō m á Zhu à IB ù, which means filial piety. In the old days, when the elder died, the younger would wear linen and white cloth. It's from King Zhaowang of Chu, who gets off the boat.

Analysis of Idioms

Put on a horse and wear filial piety

Idiom usage

After I die one day, who is my procrastinator? The second discount of the contract words of Wu Mingshi in Yuan Dynasty

The origin of Idioms

The fourth fold of Zheng Tingyu's Chu Zhaowang Shuzhe disembarkation in Yuan Dynasty: "when poverty and wealth come back, it's impossible to accumulate any of these ten thousand Guan's wealth. Just for the sake of keeping money in your mouth, I broke the tarpaulin

Chinese PinYin : tuō má zhuài bù