Once upon a time, there was a man who often ate green vegetables. After eating mutton, he dreamed that the God of Five Internal Organs said that the sheep had trampled through the vegetable garden. Later, he ridiculed people for eating delicious food but damaging their intestines and stomach.

Step into the vegetable garden, a Chinese idiom whose pinyin is yángtàcàiyuán, which means that a person who is accustomed to eating vegetables eats meaty food. From "The Laughing Forest". The idiom is used as an object and attributive; it refers to a person's diet. Example: The second brother was already a vegetarian in the mountains. Suddenly he sent some meat, so there were no sheep in the vegetable garden?

Explanation: A figure who is accustomed to eating vegetables eats meaty delicacies. Usage as object and attributive; referring to people's diet.