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Open the tool →推燥居湿 (tuī zào jū shī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe the selfless devotion and hardship of parents in raising children, often sacrificing their own comfort for the child's well-being”.
推燥居湿 is pronounced tuī zào jū shī in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 推燥居湿 means “to push the dry spot (to the child) and dwell in the wet spot (oneself)”. It is used to mean “to describe the selfless devotion and hardship of parents in raising children, often sacrificing their own comfort for the child's well-being”.
把干的地方让给幼儿,自己睡在湿的地方。形容抚育孩子的辛劳。