support those in distress and aid those in misery(fú wēi jiù kùn)

support those in distress and aid those in misery

It is an idiom, pronounced f ú w ē Iji ù K ù n, which refers to giving relief to people in critical and difficult situations.

interpretation

Give relief and help to people in critical and difficult situations.

English translation

supportthoseindistressandaidthoseinmisery

usage

The word is a combination, which is used as predicate, object and attribute;

source

(1) the third wedge in the Wei Zheng Gai Zhao written by Yuan Wu Ming Shi: "today, I'm afraid to help the poor, and I'll immediately carve a saddle when I'm sick." (2) the first fold of Yuan Wu Ming Shi's "Huo Na Xiao Tian you": "you are the Minister of Diao he Ding Nai temple, a weapon to help the people in danger and distress." 3. Chapter 38 of the outlaws of the Marsh: "people who come and go in the rivers and lakes say that elder brother is honest and virtuous, helps the poor and helps the needy, upholds justice and dredges wealth." (4) Qing qianyong's "Lu Yuan Cong Hua · miscellaneous notes 1. Abstaining from killing and releasing life": "it is the intention of a gentleman to help the poor." 5. Guo Moruo's the second son of guzhujun in the starry sky: "each of us can do our best to nourish our milk, each of us has reason, and the goodness of nature is enough to help the poor."

Chinese PinYin : fú wēi jiù kùn