The birds of Vietnam live in the south
The Chinese idiom, Yu è Ni ǎ on á NQ ī, means that birds flying from the south must nest on branches in the south. It means unforgettable hometown. From Nineteen Ancient Poems.
The origin of Idioms
In the Nineteen Ancient Poems Written by Liang Xiaotong in the Southern Dynasty, it is said that "Hu Ma follows the north wind and crosses the South Branch of the bird's nest."
Analysis of Idioms
The fox died, the moon was his hometown, Ming Dynasty
Idiom usage
But when I heard that the birds were living in the south, the fox died in the head hill, and the tombs of relatives were all in the Southern Dynasties. Ming Dynasty · Feng Menglong's Xingshi Hengyan
Chinese PinYin : yuè niǎo nán qī
The birds of Vietnam live in the south
tell part of the truth but not all of it. cáng tóu lù wěi
rob the rich and assist the poor. jié fù jì pín
deal with a host of problems every day. rì yǒu wàn jī