chavalit Posted August 15, 2008 at 04:10 AM Report Posted August 15, 2008 at 04:10 AM 回来像捡到 出去像丢掉 What does this phrase mean? It seems to be of Taiwanese origin? Quote
semantic nuance Posted August 15, 2008 at 04:30 AM Report Posted August 15, 2008 at 04:30 AM This phrase means the person who is always not at home, not easily to be found, and rarely discloses his whereabouts to his family or friends. For example, a mother who does not know what her son is busy doing because he's not at home almost all the time, then she can say : 我的兒子啊 , 他回來像撿到的, 出去像是丟掉的一樣. Attached is Taiwanese pronunciation. Quote
studentyoung Posted August 15, 2008 at 06:11 AM Report Posted August 15, 2008 at 06:11 AM 回来像捡到 出去像丢掉What does this phrase mean? Someone who is always not at home, is like something missed outside when he is out; while like this thing picked up again when he comes back home. It seems to be of Taiwanese origin? I don’t know what is its origin, but I find it in one of Taiwanese writer Lin Qingxun林清玄’s essays, named “在梦的远方 somewhere deep in my dream”, which is about his greatest, kindest and most hardworking mom. Hehe. 我十五岁就离家到外地读书了,母亲因为会晕车,很少到我住的学校看我,我们见面的机会就少了,她常说:“出去好像丢掉,回来好像捡到。”但每次我回家,她总是唯恐我在外地受苦,拼命给我吃,然后在我的背包塞满东西,我有一次回到学校,打开背包,发现里面有我们家种的香蕉、枣子;一罐奶粉、一包人参、一袋肉松;一包她炒的面茶、一串她绑的粽子,以及一罐她亲手淹渍的凤梨竹笋豆瓣酱……一些已经忘了。那时觉得东西多到可以开杂货店。 http://cache.baidu.com/c?m=9f65cb4a8c8507ed4fece76310548a275f4380146c848b4338c3933fc239045c1371e2cf7e6a0705a5c578670aad4958ecf322376a4376b88cb98b5dabbf85295f9f5631676b815613a30ed9c95151b637902bfedf18f0cef425e2a4c5a0d84352ba44750997818a4d7160dd1bf3033093b1e94c022c63ad9d37728b5f6029ee3430c6508fea251f059686db4b4db33da01206e6ae22c14a05c110b31e6b3334d15bc50b465637f73f51&p=8b2a940e87934eac5bf3853a4e50&user=baidu Cheers! Quote
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