Disappear(qián xíng nì jì)

Disappear

Hidden trace, Chinese idiom, Pinyin Qi á nx í NGN ì J ì, means hidden trace, not known. It's from Tang Yulin, bold and forthright.

Notes on Idioms

Hidden: hidden.

The origin of Idioms

In Tang Yu Lin · bold and forthright written by Wang Dang of Song Dynasty, it is said that "the law is clear and strict, and there is no excuse for those who commit it. The cunning officials, the traitors and the gallant, disappeared

Idiom usage

Used as predicate, attribute, object, etc. Example: in volume 154 of the book xuzizhi Tongjian written by Bi Yuan of Qing Dynasty, he said: "he may be a hermit in the temple of e Lake in Guangxin, or he may be a hermit in the hall of Jingjian in Changsha

Chinese PinYin : qián xíng nì jì