What is the explanation for not touching the ground?

The explanation of not touching the ground with your feet is to describe walking very fast, as if your toes don't touch the ground, which is the same as "your feet don't touch the ground"

Feet don't touch the ground, an idiom in China, the pinyin is Ji m: o b ù zhā n di, which means to describe walking very fast, as if toes don't touch the ground, which is the same as "feet don't touch the ground".

Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's "Dream of Red Mansions" The twentieth time: "Then Mammy Li didn't touch the ground and followed Xifeng."

Usage of idioms: as adverbial; Describe walking fast.

Example: the tenth sentence of the first part of Zhou Libo's "Storm": "In recent days, he has never touched his feet or his home. He is busy explaining this and that to all kinds of people. "

synonym

Suddenly, the pronunciation becomes Ji m: o BDI m: n d, a Chinese word, which means to walk very fast, as if the toes have not touched the ground.

Source:

Feng Ming Menglong's Collection of Ancient and Modern Novels (Volume 27): "Seven or eight old ladies and old maids are tearing their ears and arms, just like six thieves playing Tommy, without touching the ground, rushing to the new couple."

"Jing Ben's popular novel wrongly beheaded Cui Ning": "Two fellow running all the way couldn't reach the 32-mile field, only two people behind him caught up."

Ex.: After that, he left soon. -RuZhiJuan "Lily"

Usage: subject-predicate type; As an adverbial; Describe walking fast.