in the ascendant(rì shēng yuè gèng)
in the ascendant
The sun rises and the moon lasts, a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is R ì sh ē ngyu è g è ng, which means just as the sun just rises and the moon begins to string. It refers to the time when things are flourishing. In the old days, it was often used as a blessing. From the book of songs Xiaoya Tianbao.
Notes on Idioms
Heng: the sound "Geng", the first string of the moon.
The origin of Idioms
"Book of songs · Xiaoya · Tianbao": as constant as the moon, as rising as the sun.
Idiom usage
It refers to the time when things are just flourishing. Examples GUI Youguang's "Zhenchuan Ji · preface to Shaofu's poem of Duke Chen's 60th birthday" in Ming Dynasty: virtue advances with age, like the rising of the sun and the constant of the moon.
Chinese PinYin : rì shēng yuè gèng
in the ascendant
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soft fur and well-fed horses -- luxurious living
soft fur and well-fed horses -- luxurious living. qīng qiú féi mǎ
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to help the weak and aid the needy
to help the weak and aid the needy. jì ruò fú qīng
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benefit all the people in the world
benefit all the people in the world. jiān shàn tiān xià
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