Far away, not near(yuǎn shuǐ jiě bù liǎo jìn kě)

Far away, not near

Far away can't quench near thirsty, Pinyin is Yu ǎ nshu ǐ Ji ě B ù Li ǎ OJ ì NK ě, meaning that slow way can't save urgent. From Cao Xueqin's a dream of Red Mansions in the Qing Dynasty: "it's easy. It's just that you can't be thirsty near you."

Idioms and allusions

[source] a dream of Red Mansions by Cao Xueqin in the Qing Dynasty: "it's easy, too. It's just that you can't be thirsty near you." According to Chen Shidao's Wu Hu Xing in Song Dynasty, "we should not save our thirst from far water, and birds on the four walls of empty warehouses do not sing. It's far away from us! Ah! Lao She's four generations in one hall

Discrimination of words

The water in Yuquan mountain is good. Lantern riddle: seeing the canal on Taihang Mountain. Usage: as an object, a clause; can't meet an emergency

Chinese PinYin : yuǎn shuǐ jiě bù liǎo jìn kě