Explanation: Taicang: the ancient capital of the largest in the barn. Big barn where the grain of corn. Metaphor of a great number of very small numbers. Usage: Partial official; as object clause; analogy a great number of very small number of Source: Qing Wen Kang, "Children Heroes" third back: "How many people set a percentage out; but fear of a grain of Taicang, useless."
tài cāng yī sù
Millet in a large barn, an extremely small
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Jewish positions Timi
Jewish positions as atom. "Children Heroes" third back: "We have written to inform the classmate known single friends, we set a percentage of the number of out; but fear of a grain of Taicang, useless." Nie Gannu "Luxury Praise" : "even if also sometimes give you some money, and you are willing to, you call that? In he was not a drop in the bucket, Taicang a millet it?"
about [much]the same, One of the best, rare and precious things or persons; as precious and rare as phoenix feather and unicorn horns, Yizhenyixian, a _drop_ in the bucket, a _drop_ in the bucket, be both socialist-winded and professionally expert, a tiny bit, Nine cattle cent, insignificant insignificantly, Wang Zun Delong, like bite, Thousand side, Taicang as atom, 1 star slightest, Every tree and bush
Antonym
have no choice but enumerate, Have no choice but Sheng held, Nangengpushu