personal sorrow and joy(gè zhōng zī wèi)

personal sorrow and joy

In Chinese, Pinyin is g è zh ōī ngz ī w è I, which means experiencing the joys and sorrows personally. From "the moon of Xijiang · Shaoxing Dingsi, traveling all over the counties of eastern Zhejiang 》。

Idiom explanation

Among them: among them; taste: taste, affection. The taste of it. It refers to the sweet and bitter experience.

The origin of Idioms

Xiangzi's proverb in Song Dynasty is "the moon of Xijiang River, Dingsi in Shaoxing, all over the counties in eastern Zhejiang 》"How can a hermit be like a bachelor, and the Hanlin should laugh at Xianglin. It's true that there are few confidants in it. It's not that Qingkuang is too much. "

Idiom usage

It's a neutral word; it's a personal experience

Chinese PinYin : gè zhōng zī wèi