What does feet don't step out of the house mean

Feet do not leave the house.

Chinese idiom: Ming Ling Mengchu's Chuqi Pao Zi Jing Qi, Volume 25: "It is said that Su Pan Nu, since Zhao Shidu's departure, did not leave his house without seeing a guest, and waited for the sound of Xiangyang's arrival."

Chinese idiom example: According to my personal experience, the vernacular of our place is very different from that of Suzhou, but a biography of flowers on the sea has taught me to understand white without leaving home. ★ Lu Xun, "Lace Literature - Chinese Characters and Latinization"

Note: ㄗㄨˊ ㄅㄨˊ ㄔㄨ ㄏㄨˋ

Near synonyms of 足不出户： 深居简出 通常总是呆在家里,很少外出. It is said to avoid the world and stay alone. Since the rejection, he has been especially motivated to stay in the house and not to communicate with the world. Song&mi

Antonym for "not going out of one's home": 走南闯北 everywhere, also describes having been to a lot of places, having seen the world, and having a rich experience in life

Idiomatic grammar: subject-verb; as object; refers to not going out very often

Commonly used: Frequently used idioms

Emotion. Color: Neutral Idioms

Chinese Idioms Structure: Subject-verb Idioms

Era: Ancient Idioms

English Translation: never to leave one's home