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Open the tool →三百瓮齑 (sān bǎi wèng jī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to live a life of extreme poverty, subsisting mainly on pickled vegetables for a prolonged period; to lead a very frugal and meager existence”.
三百瓮齑 is pronounced sān bǎi wèng jī in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 三百瓮齑 means “three hundred jars of pickled vegetables”. It is used to mean “to live a life of extreme poverty, subsisting mainly on pickled vegetables for a prolonged period; to lead a very frugal and meager existence”.
指长期以咸菜度日,生活清贫。齑,咸菜。三百瓮,极言其多,一时吃不完。