I'm exhausted(gǔ shuāi lì jìn)

I'm exhausted

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ǔ Shu ā IL ì J ì n, which means to describe the tragic situation when the war is close to failure. It also describes the slack and powerless at the end of the article. It comes from Li Hua of Tang Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

Li Hua, Tang Dynasty, wrote in his diaogu battlefield essay: "when the drum is weak, the strength is exhausted; when the arrow is exhausted, the string is exhausted."

Idiom explanation

Drum: war drum; decline: weak. The drums are weak and the strength is exhausted. Describes the tragedy of a war approaching defeat. Also describes the end of the article lax.

Chinese PinYin : gǔ shuāi lì jìn