What does gargle pillow flow mean?

1, a stone pillow, is an idiom in China. The pinyin is shshí zh and n liú, which means seclusion in the old days. From Shi Shuo Xin Yu Pai Diao.

2. Idiom origin: The Southern Song Dynasty's "Shi Shuo Xin Yu Pai Diao" Sun wanted to live in seclusion when he was young, saying that Wang Wuzi was "a pillow stone" and mistakenly said "a pillow stone". The king said, "Flow can be used as a pillow, but stone can be washed?" Sun said, "So I want to wash my ears. Therefore, to wash the stone, sharpen its teeth. "

3. Explanation: There was a man named Sun Chu in Jin Dynasty who wanted to live in seclusion between mountains and rivers. He told his Ji Wang to "wash the stone pillow", but when he expressed it, he mistakenly said "wash the stone pillow". Hearing this, Wang Ji asked, "Can water be used for rest, and can stones be used for gargling?" . Sun Chu (explanation) said: "The reason (I) want to wash my ears with running water, and the reason why I wash my stones is to hone my teeth."