the reduced territories of a nation(shèng shuǐ cán shān)

the reduced territories of a nation

Shengshui Canshan is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is sh è ngshu ǐ C á NSH ā n, which means broken mountains and rivers. It mostly describes the land and scenery after the subjugation or after the turmoil, and also refers to the things that are left behind but not eliminated. It's from general he's mountain forest by Du Fu of Tang Dynasty.

Idiom explanation

Broken mountains and rivers. It mostly describes the land scenery after the subjugation or after the upheaval. It also refers to the things that are not eliminated but remain.

The origin of Idioms

Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty wrote a poem about general he's mountain forest: "the river is broken and the stone tablet is opened."

Analysis of Idioms

Remnant mountains and rivers, remnant mountains and rivers

Idiom usage

As the subject and object, it refers to the broken mountains and rivers. Song · Xin Qiji's poem "congratulating the bridegroom"

Chinese PinYin : shèng shuǐ cán shān