stand alone in desolation(qióng qióng jié lì)

stand alone in desolation

Lonely, Chinese idiom, Pinyin Qi ó ngji é L ì, describes helpless, very lonely.

explain

It describes being helpless and very lonely.

Near antonym

Synonyms: lonely, unaccompanied, lonely, lonely, helpless, lonely; Antonyms: four generations together, children and grandchildren around the knee

Classics

Li Mi's Chen Qing Biao of Jin Dynasty: he is a close relative who has no time to be successful outside, but a child who has no time to answer the door inside. Alone, each other. I gather around the lonely little oil lamp and enjoy the fun of reading at night. ——What is Xiaodeng

usage

To be formal; to be predicate or attributive. phrase type: partial positive phrase

example sentence

He was alone, very pitiful. Uncle Wang and Granny Wang have no children. After the death of Uncle Wang, Granny Wang is very lonely. She is all alone! this seems to be the way of life recently. Some new people have come and some have lost in life. And I'm still me, alone. Mao Zedong's words have become a prophecy. Not only was Stuart Leiden alone in 1949, but now his ashes are also alone, hanging each other.

allusion

In the first year of Sima Yan Taikang, Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty, the Jin Dynasty destroyed the eastern Wu Dynasty, and the so-called "descending sun Hao, dividing three parts into one" ended decades of separatist regime and unified China. In order to consolidate the unity, Sima Yan, Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty, took effective measures. One of them was to recruit talents, focusing on the old and old ministers of Western Shu and Eastern Wu. Those who had prestige and ability were tried their best to win over. If they couldn't win over, they tried to get rid of them, so as to achieve the goal of not using them for me or not harming them for me. At the same time, it takes "governing the world with filial piety" as its general ethical principle, and advocates filial piety for parents, respect for the elderly, and pension for the orphans and widows. in the "Guanglan", Sima Yan paid great attention to an old minister of Western Shu. This person, surnamed Li, named MI, also known as Qian, was born in Wuyang. When he was six months old, he lost his father; when he was four years old, his mother he remarried; he was raised by his grandmother Liu. In the Western Shu Dynasty, the official lived in shangshulang, who was not a big but important official. After Shu returned to Jin Dynasty, two local officials of Shu recommended Li Mi to be an official, but Li mi was unforgettable in his hometown and refused to be an official, so he declined. Sima Yan attached great importance to him, so he sent an imperial edict to Li Mi to be a doctor in the court, but Li mi didn't agree. Later, it was changed to be an important crown prince, who belonged to Xima. Li mi still refused on the pretext. Sima became inflamed, and ordered him to accuse Li Mi of arrogance. Local officials pressed hard day and night, claiming that if they were slow, they would be arrested and put into prison, or even executed according to the law. This makes Li mi very difficult: go out to be an official and still cherish his hometown. Moreover, if he goes out like this, he will lose face. If he doesn't go out, he will be beheaded. After deep thinking, he wrote a petition form and presented it to Sima Yan. The theme of the article is "governing the world with filial piety", saying that when he was young, "he was lonely As for the establishment of a company, it is lonely and attached to each other. " Thanks to his grandmother who brought him up. Without grandma, there would be no today. "Grandmother Liu has six in 90 this year and four in 40 ministers. It is the day when ministers do their best to serve their majesty and the day when they report to support Liu is short." Now, my grandmother is 96 years old, and she has been sick in bed for many years. Without him, how can my grandmother spend her old age! He was only forty-four years old, and he had a long time to serve his country, but not much time to honor his grandmother. I sincerely ask Sima Yan to understand his difficulties and let him be filial first and then loyal. Sima Yan was very moved to see that "the reputation of a scholar is not empty" and he could not blame it. In order to win the hearts of the people, he sent many servants to help him serve his grandmother, and said that he could wait until his grandmother died before he became an official.

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