a deep grievance that cannot be cleared(chén yuān mò xuě)
a deep grievance that cannot be cleared
Chen Yuan Mo Xue, a Chinese idiom, is ch é NYU ā nm ò Xu ě in pinyin, which means that one can not get redress for a long time. From the biography of Lingying.
The origin of Idioms
Tang yuti's biography of Lingying: "when you hide in the secluded rock, you will never forget the injustice."
Idiom usage
It's just for the dead to be innocent, so it's just for the dead to hold injustice. The 24th chapter of nine lives and strange injustice by Wu Jianren in Qing Dynasty
Analysis of Idioms
Antonym: redress the wrongs
Chinese PinYin : chén yuān mò xuě
a deep grievance that cannot be cleared
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envy sb . better or abler than oneself
envy sb . better or abler than oneself. dù xián jí néng
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leave false ways and come back to the true
leave false ways and come back to the true. qù xié guī zhèng
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The way is high and the virtue is heavy
The way is high and the virtue is heavy. dào gāo dé zhòng
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