a peaceful and prosperous time(lù wú shí yí)

a peaceful and prosperous time

It's a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l ù w ú sh í y í, which means that when something falls on the road, people won't pick it up and take it for themselves. Good social fashion. It comes from Xianglu, the language of Confucius.

Analysis of Idioms

Stay open at night

The world is changing

The origin of Idioms

"Xianglu" in Confucius' family sayings: "Confucius was the Prime Minister of Zhongdu at the beginning of his official career, and the capital of Lu was established as the festival of life and death. Different foods were eaten by the elders and the young, such as those at the age of 50, and different duties were performed by the strong and the weak, and the strong and the weak, and the strong and the weak, and the weak and the male and the female, respectively

Idiom usage

Subject predicate type; as object and attribute; with commendatory meaning; describes good social atmosphere.

Examples

Xu yuan of the Ming Dynasty wrote in the book of Bayi, the story of the eight senses, that "I pray to the gods tonight. I wish to be civil and military in the whole dynasty. I will follow my official position. I will not be slandered, and I will never find anything to transport the people. 」

Idioms and allusions

It is said that a long time ago, a woman put the money for her mother's medical treatment into her burden and rushed back to her mother's home to see her mother. When I passed Wuyang Town, I took a rest and left my burden on the side of the road. It took her a long time to remember that her burden had dropped. She was so anxious that she cried. People told her that people in Wuyang town couldn't find anything left. She went back to find her burden.

Chinese PinYin : lù wú shí yí