Hide in the dark(yùn dú ér cáng)

Hide in the dark

It's a Chinese idiom, Pinyin y ù nd ú é RC á ng, hiding things in a cupboard. It's an old metaphor that Huai just retired.

Pinyin

yùndúércáng

explain

韫: it's hidden in the cupboard. Put the things in the cupboard and hide them. In the old days, it was metaphorical that my mind retired.

Classics

"The Analects of Confucius · Zihan": is there a beautiful jade in this place? When the king of Jin and Chu was employing people, the two generals had this magic arrow. When they heard about the king, the beautiful jade should not be hidden. ——The 58th chapter of Eastern Zhou Dynasty annals by Feng Menglong in Ming Dynasty

usage

It's a metaphor for huaicai.

Chinese PinYin : yùn dú ér cáng