very little(wēi hū qí wēi)

very little

In Chinese, Pinyin is w ē IH ū Q í w ē I, which means to describe very little or very little. From Erya Shixun.

The origin of Idioms

Erya Shixun: "those who are declining, those who are not."

Idiom usage

For people. Rich Hetao is a little bit given by the Yellow River. Compared with what is swallowed by it, it is really beautiful. Zang Kejia's "Chairman Mao smiles at the Yellow River" and Lu Xun's "letters to Zhang tingqian": "but at a glance, you can see that I was more casual than when I was out of Beijing, and what I was fighting about was very little." Yang Lun's "Du Shi Jing Quan" in Qing Dynasty quoted six words from Jiang Qiang: "it's very rare to write skillfully and speak in one's own language." Zang Kejia's "Chairman Mao laughs at the Yellow River": the rich Hetao is a little bit given by the Yellow River. Compared with what it engulfs, what it spits out is very small.

Chinese PinYin : wēi hū qí wēi