Feeling the past and the present(gǎn jīn huái xī)

Feeling the past and the present

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ǎ NJ ī nhu á IX ī, which means to have feelings for the present and miss the past. It comes from the new woman's article of sacrificing Geng for all women.

The origin of Idioms

Pan Yue's article of offering sacrifices to the new women of Geng for all the women: "it seems to show the deeds, so you can see the Buddha; you can drink the tears and feel the past and the present."

Idiom usage

Yan Yanzhi's article on the mourning of Emperor Wen of the Song Dynasty and empress yuan of the Yuan Dynasty: "mourning for the past and mourning for the present." Also known as "feeling the present but thinking of the past", "feeling the present and thinking of the past". Lu Chen's poem as a gift to Liu Kun: "look at the sun and the moon, and look up quickly; feel for the present and the past, and think about it." Liu Gong's poem "man Jiang Hong, Yao Shou, Zhong Gu, Shu Yi" says: "sigh more, gather less, and think about the past."

Analysis of Idioms

Thinking about the past and the present

Chinese PinYin : gǎn jīn huái xī