Sigh with shame(tàn lǎo jiē bēi)

Sigh with shame

It's a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is t à NL à Oji à B à I, which means to sigh that the age is old but not obvious. From Sui mo.

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Source: Sui Mo by Lu You of Song Dynasty: "Xiao Zhu lives in seclusion and clumsiness, reading and writing with friends. No longer feel sorry for the old, but like the winter ShouSui

There are only a few who are satisfied, but there are too many who are disappointed. So always groaning, singing when crying, sad face, a look of pity. On scholar's sour Qi by Zhu Ziqing

Discrimination of words

Usage: as predicate, attribute and object; used in dealing with affairs

Chinese PinYin : tàn lǎo jiē bēi