The significance of swarms of ants

Swarm ant gathering, an idiom in China, pinyin is f ě ng y ǐ ng y ǐ j ǐ u ǐ, which describes people gathering together like bees and ants. Gather with bees and ants.

Origin of idioms

Luo Zhenchang's Biography of Shi Kefa: "At the gate of the city, the dead are piled up, but the attackers climb by piling up corpses, and the ants are swarming and the city is trapped."

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In the following 50 years, immigrants from Shandong and other places "carried baskets, helped the old and carried the young, or crossed Guan Yu eastward, or crossed the Bohai Sea eastward, with ants swarming", and the population on the land of Kanto rapidly increased to 6.5438+0.8 million.

Corresponding to the ants swarming with diners, the dragon robe catering industry has also flourished. There are now more than 30 hotels in the tiny place, among which 17 is the larger one.