The golden age(tiān duó zhī nián)
The golden age
The Chinese idiom Ti ā NDU ó zh ī Ni á n in pinyin means heaven deprives him of his life. It means that you can't enjoy your life. From the abandoned manuscript of Xuyuan CI.
Idiom explanation
Heaven deprives him of his life, which means that he cannot enjoy his life.
The origin of Idioms
The preface of Gu Zhenguan's abandonment of Xuyuan CI in the Qing Dynasty: "gradually there are those who respond to it, but when the age of heaven is over, they are often scattered."
Idiom usage
As an object; in writing
Chinese PinYin : tiān duó zhī nián
The golden age
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