live in the wilds and dwell in caves
Living in a cave is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is Xu é J ū y ě ch ǔ, which means living in a cave and living in the wilderness. It describes the living conditions of primitive people. From Yi Xici II
Idiom explanation
Cave: cave; place: residence.
The origin of Idioms
"In ancient times, the cave dwells in the wild, and the later sage Yi uses the palace, the upper building and the lower building to wait for the wind and rain, and to cover the great and strong."
Analysis of Idioms
Cave dwelling in the wild
Luxury room
Idiom usage
It is used to describe the living conditions of primitive people.
Examples
In baihutong benghong written by Ban Gu of Han Dynasty: "in the ancient times, caves lived in the wild."
Guo Moruo's "Wang Zhaojun" Scene: "when we lived in caves and fields, the house was originally nothing. Smart people cut down trees, transported earth and stone, and built a tall house."
Primitive people lived in the wild and lived a life of fishing and hunting.
Chinese PinYin : xué jū yě chǔ
live in the wilds and dwell in caves
a clear conscience in the still hours of the night. qīn yǐng wú cán
be as far removed as heaven from earth. pàn ruò yún ní
willing to die a martyr to one 's just cause. bù wàng gōu hè