[Idiom]: Chunhui of inch grass

Pinyin: cùn cǎo chūn huī

[Explanation]: inch grass: small grass; Chunhui: Spring sunshine. Xiaocao's meager heart can't repay the affection of the spring sunshine. It is a metaphor for the kindness of parents, and it is difficult to repay it in case.

【Idiom Story】:

Meng Jiao, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, wrote a poem entitled "The Wanderer's Yin". The poem expresses in emotional language the deep love of a loving mother for her son who is about to leave her. It's touching to read. The whole poem is only six short lines, to the effect that:

O son who is about to wander in a foreign land.

The garment you wear is made of threads in your mother's hand.

When I was leaving, let me sew this garment tightly,

I'm afraid that it will break down after a long time outside.

Who said that this childish heart of being a son is as weak as grass.

Can you repay your mother's love like the spring sun?

The idiom "inch grass Chunhui" is abbreviated from this poem.

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