preserve one 's personality in old age(hán huā wǎn jié)

preserve one 's personality in old age

Hanhuawanjie, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h á nhu ā w ǎ NJI é, which means that people's Wanjie is still noble. It comes from the poem September Pavilion by Han Qi of Song Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

Song Hanqi's poem "Water Pavilion in September" says: "although I am ashamed that the old garden looks pale in autumn, let's see the fragrance of cold flowers in the evening."

Idiom usage

There is a poem in Chongyang: don't be shy, the old garden looks pale in autumn, and look at the fragrance of the cold flowers in the evening. (Han Qi, Song Dynasty, records of the words and deeds of famous officials of the Song Dynasty), also known as "the late yellow Festival" and "the late yellow Festival".

Analysis of Idioms

Antonym: late life

Chinese PinYin : hán huā wǎn jié