Wu Hu Di(xì wū hǔ dì)
Wu Hu Di
Xi Wu Hu Di, a Chinese idiom, has a pronunciation of X ì w ū h ǔ D ì, and is interpreted as an error in text copying. It's from Yu Ya.
Idiom explanation
Because Xi is similar to Wu, Hu and Di, it is easy to make mistakes. It refers to the error of copying and transferring words.
The origin of Idioms
"Xijiu is written as Wu, and Husan is written as emperor. This is the change of words."
Idiom usage
As an object or attribute, it refers to the error in copying and transmitting words.
Chinese PinYin : xì wū hǔ dì
Wu Hu Di
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