A hundred sacrifices and heavy responsibilities(bǎi shè chóng jiǎn)

A hundred sacrifices and heavy responsibilities

Baishe Chongfu is a Chinese idiom, pronounced B ǎ ISH è ch ó ngji ǎ n, which describes a long journey, very hard work.

interpretation

A hundred Li shed, the sole of the old skin on the birth of hard skin. It's very hard to run for a long time. It is also called "giving up everything for a long time".

source

Chuang Tzu · the way of heaven: "I heard that Confucius was a saint. I have come all the way here, willing to see you, willing to give up and dare not rest. " "Huainanzi xiuwuxun" says: "in the past, the glory of the South was shameful, and the only way to die was in oneself I'm afraid to rest. I'll see Lao Dan in the south. "

Chinese PinYin : bǎi shè chóng jiǎn