gay all day(zhāo huān mù lè)

gay all day

Happy day and happy evening, idiom, as the object, attribute, refers to all day long joy; day and night for fun. It comes from the first volume of Yu Shi Ming Yan written by Feng Menglong of Ming Dynasty: "the old lady also said:" most people who go around the world regard their guests as their families and their families as their guests. For example, when my fourth son-in-law, Zhu Ba Chaofeng, had a little daughter, he was happy every day. Where was he homesick? Or three or four years, just back again. I can't live for a month or two. I'm back. The eldest lady in the family is responsible for his loneliness. Does she know what's going on outside him? " "Although it is so, the more intimate the love between the two, the happier the day and the night, stay together all day long, just like a couple."

Idiom explanation

It means to be happy all day long.

Discrimination of words

In the near sense: seeking pleasure in life; in the opposite sense: striving for good governance

Idioms and allusions

The first volume of Yu Shi Ming Yan written by Feng Menglong of Ming Dynasty: "the old lady also said:" most people who go to the rivers and lakes regard their guests as their families and their families as their guests. For example, when my fourth son-in-law, Zhu Ba Chaofeng, had a little daughter, he was happy every day. Where was he homesick? Or three or four years, just back again. I can't live for a month or two. I'm back. The eldest lady in the family is responsible for his loneliness. Does she know what's going on outside him? " "Although it is so, the more intimate the love between the two, the happier the day and the night, stay together all day long, just like a couple."

Examples of Idioms

[example of idiom]: to make the little lady always look down on her, even though she does not forget the kindness of her hometown at the time of ~.

Idiom usage

Used as an object or attribute; used in daily life

Chinese PinYin : zhāo huān mù lè