Flying in the sky(yàn cháo fēi mù)

Flying in the sky

Bird's nest flying curtain is a Chinese idiom, which means that the swallow makes its nest on the tent. It's a very dangerous situation. The same as "Yan Chao Yu Mu". From: Selected Works: Qiu Chi's collection with Chen Bozhi.

Idiom explanation

Swallows make their nests on the tabernacle. It's a very dangerous situation. The same as "Yan Chao Yu Mu".

Idioms and allusions

In Wenxuan Qiu Chi's collection with Chen Bo: "Fang Dang is tied to jingman mansion, hanging on Shougao street, while the general fish is swimming in the boiling cauldron, and the swallow's nest is above the flying curtain. It's not even confused!" Lu Yanji's note: "the fish swim in the cauldron, the swallow nest flies in the sky, and the words are very dangerous. It is said that the Wei Dynasty will be broken overnight, and the general's residence will also be in danger of fish and swallow. "

Discrimination of words

Synonyms: Yan Chao on the curtain, Yan Chao in danger, Yan Chao on the curtain

Idiom usage

To be in a very dangerous situation.

Chinese PinYin : yàn cháo fēi mù