have experienced all sorts of hardships(jiǔ jīng fēng shuāng)

have experienced all sorts of hardships

As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is Ji ǔ J ī NGF ē ngshu ā ng, which means that it refers to the long-term hardship. From sunny day.

explain

metaphor has been honed through long-term hardships.

source

Haoran's "sunny day" chapter 140: "his weathered face showed a smile."

Discrimination of words

Emotional color: neutral generation age: Modern synonym: weather beaten antonym: inexperienced [structure] verb object structure

usage

He is experienced in describing. Xiehouyu: pines on high mountains

Examples

(1) You're like a seasoned old man. (2) "Only after a long period of experience can a man be a hero." Said the coach. (3) After a long time, you can see a bright and warm smile on his face.

Japanese translation

Years of wind and frost

Chinese PinYin : jiǔ jīng fēng shuāng