begin happily but end in failure(suǒ wěi liú lí)

begin happily but end in failure

Zou Wei Liu, a Chinese word, refers to the situation from smooth to difficult, which comes from the book of songs, Qifeng and qiaoqiu.

interpretation

Trivial tail: fine hours; exile: the nickname of owl. Xiaoxi is cute when he is young, but ugly when he grows up. It refers to the situation from smooth to difficult.

source

In the book of songs, Zhuifeng, zhuochu: "trivial, tail like, son of exile."

Examples

He was forced to move westward for a year. (a poem by Huang Zunxian in Qing Dynasty)

usage

As predicate or object, it means to turn from forward to reverse

Chinese PinYin : suǒ wěi liú lí