deliver letters(yú chuán chǐ sù)

deliver letters

Yu Chuan Chi Su, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ú Chu á NCH ǐ s ù, which means to deliver letters. It comes from the journey to the Great Wall grottoes.

Idiom explanation

Ruler element: in ancient times, it was written on silk, usually one foot long, so it was called letter. It refers to the transmission of letters.

The origin of Idioms

Ancient Yuefu's "journey to the Great Wall cave drinking horses": "guests come from afar, leaving me a pair of carp. Hu'er cooks carp, and there is a rule book in it. "

Chinese PinYin : yú chuán chǐ sù