orphans and widows
Orphans and widows, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ū é RGU ǎ f ù, which means a woman who has died her father's child or her husband. Generally refers to the loss of relatives, helpless. From Gao Tang Fu.
Explanation: a child whose father died and a woman whose husband died. Generally refers to the loss of relatives, helpless. [source]: Song Yu's Gao Tang Fu in the Warring States Period: "orphans and widows are bitter." [grammar]: combined; as the object; refers to the helpless wife and children who have lost their male master
Chinese PinYin : gū ér guǎ fù
orphans and widows
hide oneself from place to place. dōng duǒ xī cáng
the broken stem of a floating duckweed -- wandering about. duàn gěng fú píng
achieve success with original ideas. chū qí qǔ shèng
engrave the moon and cut out clouds -- a skilled work of art or literature. lòu yuè cái yún