Far away(shēn yáo xīn ěr)

Far away

In Chinese, Pinyin is sh ē NY á ox ī n ě R, which means that although the body is far away, the hearts of both sides are close. It comes from Wang Dexin's the story of the north and west chamber, a report of victory from mud and gold in Yuan Dynasty.

Idiom usage

Used as a predicate or attributive; used in writing. Examples in the world ～, life experiences interact with each other, and there are thousands of forms, all of which are used as forms of information, and then they are called poems. Qian Qianyi's book of songs by Qu Youzhong in Qing Dynasty

The origin of Idioms

Wang Dexin, Yuan Dynasty, wrote in the story of the north and west chamber, a report of victory from mud and gold: "Xiaosheng is far away from his heart, and he can't bear to live in the same place

Chinese PinYin : shēn yáo xīn ěr