The source of the allusion: Wu Jianren's "History of Pain" in the Qing Dynasty, the 20th time: "This sentence spread widely, and at one time stirred up the people of Jizhou, helping the old and bringing up the young, and they all came to pay homage. Idiom meaning: bow: head, hands and feet prostrate at the foot of the bodhisattva; Worship: raise your hand and increase your forehead; Kneel long and worship. Originally, it was the highest form of salute in Buddhism; Show respect and fear. Later, he described the worship and respect for people to the extreme. Idiom phonetic notation: ?ㄧㄥˇㄌㄧˇㄇㄛˊㄅㄞˋ General Pinyin: dǐng lǐ mo bai Pinyin Abbreviation: DLMB usage frequency: common idioms As a predicate; With derogatory connotations. Idiom structure: joint idiom pronunciation: film, can not be pronounced "mo" The idiom distinguishes form: membrane, can't write "model" English translation: bend the knee in worship Russian translation: змноклняться Other translations: < De > sich vor jm/eas ehrerbietig verbeugen < jm zu Fuβen liegen> Synonym: prostrate oneself in awe, worship as a god, respectfully antonym: disagree. Idiom Example: This sentence spread abroad and stirred up the people of Jizhou for a while, helping the old and bringing up the young, and they all came to pay homage. (Qing Wu Jianren's "History of Pain" 20 times)