The past is the past(lù wǎng shuāng lái)

The past is the past

Lu qushuanglai, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l ù w ǎ ngshu ā NGL á I, which means that time moves and time passes. From selected works Zuo Si.

Idiom explanation

It is a metaphor for time moving and time passing.

The origin of Idioms

In selected works, Zuo Si's Wu Du Fu: "the dew and the frost come, and the sun and the moon get rid of it." Lu Yanji notes: "dew, autumn also. Frost, winter. In addition, go also. Autumn comes to winter, and the sun and the moon will go. "

Idiom usage

Used as object, attributive, adverbial; used to change time.

Examples

Liu Congyi of the Song Dynasty wrote in the book of rebuilding the temple of King Wenxuan: "when the frost comes, the carved wall is half broken."

Analysis of Idioms

Cold comes and summer goes

Chinese PinYin : lù wǎng shuāng lái