suffer heavy losses(chuāng jù tòng shēn)

suffer heavy losses

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Chu ā NGJ ù t ò ngsh ē n, which means suffering a lot. It comes from the book of Rites: three years' questions.

The origin of Idioms

In the book of rites, three years' questions: "it takes a long time to create a giant, and the more painful it will be, the later it will be. Three years' questions are called" writing based on emotion ", so they are extremely painful."

Idiom usage

It means suffering great injury and pain. Here lies Duncan, whose silver skin is inlaid with golden blood, whose deep wounds open like doors of destruction.

Analysis of Idioms

The opposite is overjoyed and overjoyed

Chinese PinYin : chuāng jù tòng shēn