be still vivid in one 's mind(lì lì zài ěr)

be still vivid in one 's mind

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l ì L ì Z à I ě R, which describes a certain sound clearly hovering in the ear. From "to Mr. Zhu".

The origin of Idioms

In the Song Dynasty, Chen Wenwei's "sacrifice to Mr. Zhu", it is said that "it is a temporary violation of the past, but now it is a eternal formula. I can still remember it, and I still can't say it."

Idiom usage

Be formal; be a predicate; refer to clearly in the ear.

Chinese PinYin : lì lì zài ěr