Coarse clothes and food means wearing coarse clothes and eating coarse rice. Describes a very low standard of living. It also refers to not pursuing the enjoyment of life.

1. Pinyin

cū yī lì shí.

2. The origin of the idiom

Volume 3 of "Wu Deng Hui Yuan" by Shi Puji of the Song Dynasty: "Coarse clothes protect you from the cold, and you eat enough to survive."

Three , Idiom usage

Combined form; used as predicate and attributive; to describe the hardship of life.

4. Synonyms

1. Synonyms

Easy food, coarse clothing and poor food, poor clothing and poor food.

2. Antonyms

Fine clothes and jade food, delicacies from mountains and seas, extravagant clothes and jade food, extravagant clothes and delicacies, Manchu and Han banquets, Jinyi meat food.

5. Idiom Solitaire

Coarse clothes and food, eating children and sacrificing the king, the king's destiny is the same, two dragons playing with pearls, pearls linked with jade, reflecting snow in the bag of fireflies, fireflies and lanterns snowing house, make a house under the house, build a house under the house, make love under the house, cherish feathers, creepy, take a photo of yourself in chaff, take pictures of cats and tigers, tiger sons and wolf grandsons, Sun Kang Yingxue, snow beats the wind, gluttonous wind beats the snow, snow case window , Horses passing through the window, horses running in the sand, sand gulls flying together, brainstorming, discussing talents, and issuing instructions.

Sentences for living in rough clothing and living with food

1. They left their hometowns and lived in rough clothing, making great contributions to the construction of cities across the country and to improving the poverty-stricken lives of the elders in their hometowns.

2. When you go deeper into the abyss, the will will deprive you of everything and make you a criminal. You will spend the rest of your youth behind the iron fence, with no freedom, no opportunity, and poor food and clothing. My face is covered with dust, thinking about it now, if it were another life.

3. In the war years, conditions were difficult and materials were scarce. Although they had rough food and clothing, everyone worked hard and remained spirited, and finally emerged from the crisis and difficulties.

4. The people who have achieved political success in ancient times are sometimes not the rich scholars or the children of nobles under the shadow of the merits of their ancestors, but the heroes who live in rough clothes, have little education, and even are illiterate.

5. He emphasized that Chinese culture and education are closely related. No matter where in the world, the Chinese must show the spirit of the dragon, even if they live in remote areas or live in harsh environments. Pass on the spirit of perseverance.