Explanation: Daozu: knives and knives, cutting boards, butcher's tools. The right metaphor of life and death rests in the hands of others, being in the position to be exploited. Usage: Complex sentence; as attribute, clause; containing derogatory Source: Qian Han, "Historical Records Xiang Yu Ji": "A person is Daozu now, I fish."
rén wéi dāo zǔ, wǒ wéi yú ròu
Daozu: chop meat knives and chopping boards. Analogy sway the hands of others, their position in being exploited
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No. 3
Now one side to Daozu, I fish. - "Shi Ji Xiang Yu of the century"
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No. 4
Metaphor others who hold the reins, their status of being exploited. A phrase from the "Historical Records Xiang Yu-chi": "A person is Daozu now, I fish." Zhudao Nan "in the torrent of revolution from Wuchang to Guangzhou": "not a man Daozu, I fish, the days of depending on others how to When far? "
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基本资料
【成语】人为刀俎,我为鱼肉(人为刀俎,我为鱼肉)
【拼音】rén wéi dāo zǔ,wǒ wéi yú ròu