A rotten Penny's boat(xiǔ zhú gāo zhōu)

A rotten Penny's boat

A rotten bamboo pole pushes a boat. It is used to describe that if the tools or conditions are not good, it is difficult to achieve.

Idiom explanation

A rotten bamboo pole pushes a boat. It is used to describe that if the tools or conditions are not good, it is difficult to achieve.

Idioms and allusions

"If you want to do a good job, you must first sharpen your tools. If you look at the good books of your predecessors, you should pay attention to them." Yuan Hui said that those who can't write are like rotten bamboo boats and crooked bars, which is the best metaphor. "

Discrimination of words

As an object or attribute; used in figurative sentences

Rotten bamboo poles push boats. It is used to describe that if the tools or conditions are not good, it is difficult to achieve.

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Chinese PinYin : xiǔ zhú gāo zhōu