Think twice(mù xiǎng cháo sī)

Think twice

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m ù Xi ǎ ngzh ā OS ī, which means that I miss you all the time. The source is "the story of jingchai - dispatch of servants".

The origin of Idioms

In Yuan Dynasty, Ke Danqiu's "the story of jingchai · sending a servant", it is said that "the more miserable it is when you are alone, the more miserable it is when you think about it in the evening and the more miserable it is when you think about it in the morning."

Idiom usage

As predicate, adverbial; used in love between men and women. "Xiao Sheng Xiang and Shu Niang can't get married harmoniously, and they can't be separated from each other, so they can't forget the distance between mountains and rivers."

Chinese PinYin : mù xiǎng cháo sī