be in situations which are very different
South Branch and North Branch, pronunciation n á nzh ī B ě izh ī, Chinese idiom, is the guide branch to warm, North Branch cold. This is a metaphor for the difference between the sufferings and pleasures of each other's situations. From the Partridge by Li Qiao of Tang Dynasty.
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The North Branch is cold. This is a metaphor for the difference between the sufferings and pleasures of each other's situations.
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In the poem "Partridge" written by Li Qiao of Tang Dynasty, "poor partridge flies to the South Branch of the tree. South branch sunshine warm, North Branch frost dew Zi
Examples
The plum blossom suddenly reveals its Taiji heart and opens again. Xiuzhou Xiangshi song by Yang Weizhen in Yuan Dynasty
Usage:
It is used as object and attributive to describe the different bitterness and happiness of the situation
Chinese PinYin : nán zhī běi zhī
be in situations which are very different
Strong in heart and weak in strength. xīn cháng lì duǎn
Discard the writing and preserve the quality. qì wén cún zhì
to cast out the wicked and cherish the virtuous. jié zhuó yáng qīng