sit on the ground(xí dì ér zuò)

sit on the ground

Sitting on the ground, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is x í D ì é rzuॸ, which means sitting on the ground. Idiom, which means ancient people thought sitting on the ground. It comes from the biography of Li Maozhen in the history of the Old Five Dynasties.

Analysis of Idioms

[similar words] start when the car [rhyme words] good riders fall, fall, offer reward crisscross, hide one's nose, the end of the autumn, a tree full of success, with the crowd, to bully the weak, cup and drink crisscross, the enemy save disaster, the enemy called, sleep

The origin of Idioms

According to the biography of Li Maozhen in the history of the Old Five Dynasties, "but the whole army had no discipline. When they were cooking, they often sat on the ground."

Idiom usage

Be formal; be a predicate; refer to a casual scene. There is a small bundle tied to the back rope of the three heroes and five righteousness, and a money bag attached to it. There is a man sitting on the ground with a whip. under the tree, a female militiamen and an old man were sitting on the ground, and another female militiamen was sleeping soundly on a bench. In front of the house covered with trees and bamboos, we sat on the ground and listened to his recollection of the Red Army's attack on Jianmen pass in 1935, the establishment of the Soviet regime in Jianmen mountain area, and his personal hardships of wandering around after the Red Army's long march to the north My heart is immersed in the smoke of history and the pool of fighting blood. everyone sits on the grass beside the road and sprinkles the leftover milk tea on the ground. I wish the transition a smooth journey. " when Chai Zemin's car arrived at Tiananmen Square, the masses were still sitting on the ground on both sides of the road in good order. Because he was so interested in fighting crickets, even though the Mongolian invaders of Song Dynasty came in droves, he still ignored everything. He sat on the floor in the semi leisure Hall of the prime minister's residence in Geling, drinking and gambling with his group of concubines and aides day and night. He was not tired. The most important trick in gambling was fighting crickets. therefore, Plato and Confucius' education method may be the essence. He took the students to find a sunny afternoon, sit on the lawn, and then began to talk nonsense about a question. At this time, I saw an old woman sitting on the ground by the side of the road, her eyes blankly begging.

Idioms and allusions

In the Tang Dynasty, Li Maozhen was famous for his military achievements and official fortune. After emperor Zhaozong ascended the throne, he sent troops to attack him and failed. Later, Li Maozhen failed to revolt several times and his strength was greatly damaged. His sergeants were used to being free and loose, often sitting on the ground, drinking freely and shouting loudly, so they had to live and die on their own.

Chinese PinYin : xí dì ér zuò