in deep sorrow(tì lèi jiāo jiā)

in deep sorrow

Tearful is an idiom, pronunciation is t ì L è Iji ā Oji ā, still tearful. It comes from the Song Dynasty Chen Liang's memorial to Peng Zi and Fu Fu Fu.

explain

Still tears.

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In the Song Dynasty, Chen Liang's "memorial to pengzi and his father's restoration", it is said that "love is the most important thing, and the bandits are well respected. A sprinkling from the wind will bring tears to my eyes. "

Examples

In the fifth chapter of vinegar gourd written by Fu Shi, the leader of Ming Dynasty: "at first, Du Shi said that it was false. Look at that, it's true."

Chinese PinYin : tì lèi jiāo jiā