There is no more sorrow than death(āi mò dà yú xīn sǐ)

There is no more sorrow than death

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is "ā im ò D à y ú x à ns ǐ", which means that the saddest thing is that people have no thought or lose their freedom of thought, which is sadder than death. Now the saddest thing is to be insensitive. From Zhuangzi Tianzifang: "the sorrow of a man is greater than the death of his heart, and the death of a man comes second."

Idiom explanation

[explanation] the modern meaning is: the saddest thing is that the mind is dull and insensitive. that is to say, the greatest sorrow is that you are so depressed that you can't extricate yourself. heart death: refers to the ashes of the heart, the mind is dull, indifferent to the things around. [understanding of ancient meaning] here, the understanding of heart can be the thinking organ of human beings. Mencius: "the official of heart is thinking". Here, the "heart" is understood as thought or concept. Then Chuang Tzu's sentence can be understood as: the saddest thing is that human beings have no thought or lose their freedom of thinking, which is sadder than death. Because Chuang Tzu advocated free living.

Idioms and allusions

[example]; < ol > < li > people say: "sorrow is greater than death." My heart is dead. I shouldn't have come to your residence again to disturb you. " (Ba Jin's the second chapter of home) < li > < li > we should cheer up and work hard. We should know that sorrow is greater than death.

Discrimination of words

To be angry, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong, to be strong.

English translation

1.Nothingismorelamentablethanadeadheart. 2.Despairisthegreatestsorrow.;Thereisnopovertylikethepovertyofspirit. 3.Nothinggivesgreatercauseforsorrowthandespair.; There is no griefs so great as despair. 4. There is no great interest in the death of the will. 5. Cardiac death is dead. 6. There is nothing to worry about. "

Chinese PinYin : āi mò dà yú xīn sǐ