1, pinyin: hàn du bác not ng
2. Description: Pulling onions on dry land means pulling onion seedlings on dry land. In a short period of time, the development trend suddenly rises and changes.
Because the root system of onion is underdeveloped, it looks very tall, but its root system grows on the surface. Even in dry land, it can be uprooted effortlessly.
The metaphor of spring onion seedlings in dry land is light and agile, which is often used to describe a jumping posture in martial arts novels, and to describe the lightness and agility when jumping. You don't need a run-up, just jump, which can be understood as jumping.
Different usages of pulling onions in dry land
1, pulling onions in dry land also means that the development trend of things suddenly rises and jumps upward; Or do things without sloppily, clean and neat.
2, a new understanding of sports: commonly used sports venues such as football or basketball, describing take-off or large-scale sports without run-up or preheating, describing superb skills.
3. In the construction industry, it is often described that high-rise buildings are surrounded by podium buildings, which makes it impossible for fire engines to directly contact high-rise buildings.
4. Novels: Martial arts novels often appear in Liang Yusheng's works.