The death of the patriarchal clan(fù zōng miè sì)
The death of the patriarchal clan
The Chinese idiom, f ù Z ō ngmi è s ì, means to destroy the ancestral temple and sever the descendants. It's from the ode to Yan Qingyi.
Notes on Idioms
Zong: ancestral temple; Si: sacrifice; Mie Si: extinguished incense, extended to the empress.
The origin of Idioms
In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Zhang Chao's Ode to the Qing Dynasty: "the Jin Dynasty won Lirong and killed Gongzi, but the Xia Dynasty still took it, and the Fu Zong had no sacrifice."
Analysis of Idioms
Fu Zong's death
Idiom usage
As an object or attribute, it refers to death.
Chinese PinYin : fù zōng miè sì
The death of the patriarchal clan
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