idiom > To become homeless and wander from place to place Suo Mei
Suo Mei displaced
Explanation: Analogy from the well into a difficult situation. Usage: Joint type; as predicate; metaphor into a difficult situation by the smooth Source: "Book of Bei Feng Jing Qiu": "Suo Xi Mei Xi, the son of displacement."
No. 2
Language out of "Bei Feng Jing Qiu Shi": "Suo Xi Mei Xi, the son of exile." Mao Chuan: "suo tail, less good for appearance; displaced, birds. Less for a long ugly. Beginning and the happiness, the end to weak." After the "exile Suo tail" metaphor from the well to a difficult situation. Zhang Yan Ming Huang, "A Taiwanese Jinshen public book": "However, on what our generation an extent which rendered the pro-displaced petty fan tail, hunger in my land."
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No. 3
Displacement: Owl alias; trivial tail: when the beautiful small. Strange Owl cute when small, they grow up is very ugly. Analogy from the well to a difficult situation.