Turn out all the boxes and suitcases ― take everything out.
Pinyin:
【qěng Xiāng d？ Seven? ]
Explanation:
Reed: Small box. Empty everything out of the box. Metaphor is to take it all out or turn your face completely.
Source:
Southern dynasties? Song? Liu Yiqing's Shi Shuo Xin Yu? Yuan Xian:? Wang Jiayi thanked him, emptied his laundry list, and saw your generation coming. You don't have to worry about it. ?
Make sentences with examples:
I was so anxious that Chen Dalang lost his temper. I looked everywhere, but I didn't see it, so I swore at my wife.
Idiom allusions:
This idiom was originally written? Turn the basket upside down (where things are put and collected)? , also? Throw away the basket? , a story from the Jin Dynasty in China. See Shi Shuo Xin Yu? Yuan Xian:? Mrs. Xi of Wang Youjun said that the second brother was ordinary, and Zhong Lang said? Wang Jiayi thanked him, emptied his laundry list, and saw your generation coming. You don't have to worry about it. ?
Jane of the Jin Dynasty loved her daughter very much. He heard that Stuart Wang Dao's sons and nephews were all well, so he sent someone to act as matchmaker. The matchmaker told Wang Dao what he meant, and Wang Dao asked him to go to the East Wing to see which teenager was free. When this man saw it, he went back and said to Chi Jian. The Wangs' teenagers are all very good. I heard that I want to choose a son-in-law for you. They all pretend to be serious and try their best to express themselves. Only one person slept in the east bed with an open stomach, as if he didn't know about it. ? Hearing this, the Chi Jian said? This is my good son-in-law! ? Later, he went to see it himself. He was really satisfied and married his daughter to that boy. This young man is the nephew of Wang Dao and later became a famous calligrapher Wang Xizhi.
After Xi and Wang Xizhi got married, they once went back to their parents' home and said to their two younger brothers, "When Wang Jiayi saw Xie An and Xie Wanlai, he immediately took out all the food collected in the basket and cupboard to entertain them.
According to this story, what did later generations draw? Upset? This idiom describes doing whatever it takes.