Add to the snake
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is w é ISH é Ti ā NZ ú, which means doing something out of the way is not only useless, but harmful. It is the same as "drawing feet for snakes". It's from water melody.
The origin of Idioms
Ji Yi of Yuan Dynasty wrote the poem "shuidiaotao": "it's extra to add to the snake. It doesn't save jiegong's Fu taro, and it forgets both sorrow and happiness."
Analysis of Idioms
To draw feet for a snake
Idiom usage
How can this theory add to the snake? Wang Tingxiang's answer to he Baizhai's theory of nature in Ming Dynasty
Chinese PinYin : wéi shé tiān zú
Add to the snake