啜菽饮水

Explanation: Sip: eat; beans: beans. Hungry to eat beans soup, thirsty to drink water. Describe the life of the impoverished. 　　Usage: Joint type; as predicate; life is very hard to describe 　　Source: Han Liu, "The Book of Rites under the Tan Gong": "Zi Lu said: 'the poor are hurt zai! Life without that support, and die without that ceremony.' The Master said: 'Shu sip water, do their Huan, Sri Lanka is called the filial piety '. " 　　Examples: To give my people ~ the capital, and noted the savings of the subordinated debt. ★ Qing Liang "Repaying the national debt problem"