Crying(tí tiān kū dì)

Crying

Crying, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is t í Ti ā NK ū D ì, which means crying, describing very sad. It comes from the book of driving on the road in the South Village.

The origin of Idioms

Tao Zongyi, Yuan Dynasty, wrote "when the envoy came, it was earth shaking. When the envoy went, it was dark and dark. The officials were happy, but the people were crying."

Analysis of Idioms

Call for heaven and earth

Idiom usage

Tao Zongyi's "the record of stopping farming in Nancun · the letter of driving on the road" said: "when the envoy came, it was earth shaking; when the envoy went, it was dark, officials were happy, but the people were crying."

Chinese PinYin : tí tiān kū dì