rootless(yóu jì wú guī)

rootless

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ó UQ í w ú Gu ī, which means that the cavalry leaving the team has nowhere to go; it means that they can't get a home without a root. It's from the "Er Cheng Yi Shu · Yi Shu 7".

Notes on Idioms

Ranger: an outgoing cavalry.

The origin of Idioms

Song Dynasty's "Er Cheng Yi Shu · Yi Shu 7" said: "only the matter view physics, the flood Ran is like the ride has no return."

Idiom usage

Examples

Wen Gong divided Zhizhi, Gewu as a prophet, and sincerity as a hindsight, so he was worried about no return. (the 12th volume of the case of Ming Confucianism by Huang Zongxi in Ming Dynasty quoted Wang Ji's answer to Wu Wuzhai)

Chinese PinYin : yóu jì wú guī