Hemiptera ape(yuán hè shā chóng)

Hemiptera ape

Yu á NH è sh ā ch ó ng, a Chinese idiom, means soldiers or people who died in war. From the collection of Arts and culture.

Idiom usage

When you look at the pictures of mountains and rivers, the clothes of the characters, and when you've been together for a long time, you can't bear the scorching hills in the burning sun and the worries of the apes, cranes and insects.

Analysis of Idioms

Ape, crane and worm sand

The origin of Idioms

The 90th volume of Yiwenleiju quoted from baopuzi by Gehong of Jin Dynasty: "King Mu of Zhou marched to the south, the army was exhausted, the gentleman was ape, the crane, the villain was insect, the sand." According to this book, baopuzi Shizhi wrote: "when the mountains move and the societies move, the three armies will be exhausted in one day, the gentleman will become a crane, and the villain will become a sand."

Idiom explanation

Refers to the soldiers or people who died in the war.

Chinese PinYin : yuán hè shā chóng