walk with no shinbone(wú jìng ér xíng)

walk with no shinbone

It is a Chinese idiom, w ú J ì ng é Rx í ng, which means walking without legs. It means that things don't need to be pushed, they can spread quickly. From the book on Sheng Xiaozhang.

The origin of Idioms

Han Kong Rong's book on Sheng Xiaozhang says, "if a pearl or jade comes without a shin, it's better for people."

Analysis of Idioms

A synonym: flying without wings and walking without legs

Idiom usage

Every chapter comes out one sentence at a time, which is faster than pearls and jade. The epitaph of Yuan cemetery written by Bai Juyi in Tang Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : wú jìng ér xíng