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Open the tool →萱草忘忧 (xuān cǎo wàng yōu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to forget one's worries or sorrows (literally, by consuming daylilies, according to legend); metaphorically, to find ways to relieve one's anxieties or grief”.
萱草忘忧 is pronounced xuān cǎo wàng yōu in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 萱草忘忧 means “Daylily forgets worries”. It is used to mean “to forget one's worries or sorrows (literally, by consuming daylilies, according to legend); metaphorically, to find ways to relieve one's anxieties or grief”.
传说食萱草能令人忘忧,指想法解忧