







东闪西躲 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to dodge about”. To dart around to avoid being seen or caught; to skulk around.
After Song Jiang became the leader of Liangshan Marsh, his strategist Wu Yong recommended Lu Junyi from Beijing. They devised a plan to lure Lu Junyi to the mountain.
When Lu Junyi arrived at Liangshan Marsh and chased Li Kui, Li Kui darted about, dodging here and there, eventually tricking Lu Junyi onto the mountain.
However, Lu Junyi firmly refused to join the outlaws. Song Jiang and the others then used another trick to let Lu Junyi leave the mountain.
Upon his return to Beijing, Lu Junyi was immediately arrested by the authorities.

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Open the tool →东闪西躲 (dōng shǎn xī duǒ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to dodge about”.
东闪西躲 is pronounced dōng shǎn xī duǒ in Mandarin Chinese.
东闪西躲 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to ancient China. The full story is on this page.
闪:侧身急避;躲:躲避。形容四处躲避