worried and distressed(jí tòng gōng xīn)
worried and distressed
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j í t ø NGG ō NGX ī n, which means feeling extremely anxious and sad. From the soul of jade pear.
The origin of Idioms
Chapter 24 of Xu Zhenya's the soul of jade pear: "tears are as long as lines, and the lamp is dark without flowers. Mengxia was shocked by this accident, and she was very upset. After a long time, I was a little sober, and I sat in danger like a fool, looking depressed. "
Idiom usage
Examples
The third and fifth chapter of Liang Yusheng's three swordsmen in the lake: "Feng Ying is in agony at this time. He has no time to ask who the mausoleum is, and then stabs SA tianla with his sword."
Chinese PinYin : jí tòng gōng xīn
worried and distressed
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