the vicissitudes of life(dé shī róng kū)

the vicissitudes of life

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d é sh ī R ó NGK ū, which means the gain and loss, prosperity and decline of life. It comes from Yuan Shen He's the eight sceneries of Xiaoxiang when enjoying the flowers.

Idiom usage

In a dream, when you see the right and wrong of people and me, gain and loss, prosperity and decline, you will come out of the dust.

The origin of Idioms

Yuan Shen He's divertimento of Xiaoxiang's eight sceneries when enjoying the flowers: "don't talk about fame, it's all languishing words, gain or loss is always empty."

Idiom explanation

It refers to the gain and loss, prosperity and decline of life.

Chinese PinYin : dé shī róng kū