Lingyuan(líng yuán zhī qī)

Lingyuan

Lingyuan Zhiqi, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l í ngyu á nzh ī Q ī, which means the death of brother or brother. From the book of songs Xiaoya Changdi.

Idioms and allusions

[source]: "Xiaoya Changdi in the book of Songs:" the ridge is in the original, the brother is in trouble, every good friend, Kuang will never sigh. "

Discrimination of words

For example, when shaoding was changed to Yuan Dynasty, it was suitable for the relatives of Lingyuan to thank the guests behind closed doors. Because of the memory, they made a record. In the preface to the Song Dynasty's Zhang Shinan's travels, lyzq refers to the death of his elder brother and younger brother

Chinese PinYin : líng yuán zhī qī