The heart of the eye(guì mù xù xīn)

The heart of the eye

It means that you have to work hard. The metaphor is full of thought.

pronunciation

guìmùxùxīn

source

The epitaph of Mr. Zhenyao written by Han Yu of Tang Dynasty: "it's a poem, and it's a heart."

Examples

Han Yu describes Meng Jiao's bitter chants with such phrases as "to" and "take out the stomach and kidney". This is what later generations call "painstaking efforts". ★

Guo Moruo

Li Bai and Du Fu · the communication between Li Bai and Du Fu in Poetry

usage

It can be used as predicate and attributive; it can be used in written language, and it can be omitted as "Gui".

source

Li Dongyang's Lu Tang Shi Hua: "Li Changji's poems are intended to be handed down from generation to generation, but they are too simple and natural. “

Chinese PinYin : guì mù xù xīn