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Open the tool →穿穴逾墙 (chuān xué yú qiáng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to break into premises by making a hole and climbing over a wall”.
穿穴逾墙 is pronounced chuān xué yú qiáng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 穿穴逾墙 means “Bore holes and climb over walls”. It is used to mean “to break into premises by making a hole and climbing over a wall”.
穿:凿通;逾:越过。指穿洞翻墙的偷窃行为