Iris shoulder and swan neck(yuān jiān hú jǐng)

Iris shoulder and swan neck

Yuanjianhujing, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Yu ā NJI ā NH ú J ǐ ng, which means like a kite shrugging its shoulders, like a swan stretching its neck. It describes the appearance of painstaking thinking at the desk. From Li Hanqiu's zayong.

Idiom usage

Used as an object or attribute; used in writing

The origin of Idioms

Li Hanqiu's miscellaneous chants (3): "it's hard to write poems on the neck of a kite shoulder and a swan, but you can't dress in cold, and you can't cook in hunger."

Idiom explanation

Like a kite shrugging its shoulders, like a swan stretching its neck. It's like sitting at the desk thinking hard.

Chinese PinYin : yuān jiān hú jǐng