tears and mucus run abundantly down one 's face(tì sì pāng tuó)

tears and mucus run abundantly down one 's face

It's a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is t ì s ì P ā ngtu ó, which means tears like rain. It describes a lot of tears. It comes from the biography of Kong Zhili in the book of the Southern Qi Dynasty.

Idiom usage

Gaozu was born to know Chunxiao. At the age of six, the Empress Dowager of Xianhuang collapsed. She did not enter the water for three days. She cried bitterly and had grown up Every time I go to the exhibition, I feel sad and sad.

The origin of Idioms

According to the biography of kongzhiyu in the book of Nanqi, "kongzhiyu, whose name is Dezhang, was born in Shanyin of Kuaiji. Zu Daolong, a servant. Father spirit property, Tai Shi Zhong Ba, Jin'an prefect. He was a hermit. He set up a museum in Yujing mountain. He had a good way of doing things. On a good day, he worshiped in the quiet house. He was full of tears

Idiom explanation

That tears such as rain. I have a lot of tears. The same as "gushing tears".

Chinese PinYin : tì sì pāng tuó