不食周粟

Explanation: Millet: Millet, refers to food. Originally referred to Bo, Shu Ch'i in commercial eating weeks after the death of Su died. Refers to the innocent remarry 　　Usage: Verb-object type; as the predicate attribute; with compliment 　　Source: Qian Han, "Records of the Historian Bo Biography": "King Wu Ping Yin has been chaos, the world Zongzhou, and Bo, Shu Ch'i ashamed of, do not eat Zhou Yi Su, hidden in the Shouyangshan, Plucking and eat." 　　Examples: This is the discussion along to the residual rice, because both men had agreed "~", had entered after the introduction of Shouyangshan. (Lu Xun's "Plucking New Stories")